Monthly Spotlight

Wintertime is The Perfect Time to Move to Senior Living

As the winter months draw near, the support and comfort of a senior living community becomes more inviting than ever for older adults living on their own. If you or a loved one have been considering a move, here are some reasons why winter might be the perfect time to transition into a senior living

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Helping Parents Adjust to Single Senior Living After Loss of Spouse

For seniors who have spent decades with their partner by their side, the loss of a spouse can be an incredibly difficult experience. This loss often marks the beginning of a new and unfamiliar chapter that includes adjusting to single living. As a caregiver or adult child, it’s natural to want to support your parent through this difficult time. However,

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Senior Scams and How to Protect Your Older Loved Ones

Senior Scams and How to Protect Your Older Loved Ones

As technology evolves, so do the tactics scammers use to target vulnerable populations. Sadly, seniors are often prime targets for fraud, due to their perceived wealth, trusting nature, and in some cases, limited understanding of modern technology. It’s important to stay proactive and help your older loved ones avoid falling victim to these scams. Here’s

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Residents’ Recipes from Country Place

Food isn’t just something we eat – it’s how we connect, share love, and keep family traditions alive. From Sunday suppers to holiday feasts, the meals we make and enjoy together tell stories, create memories, and remind us of the ones who came before us. At Country Place, we’re proud to celebrate the rich traditions

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Signs Your Parent Should No Longer Be Driving

Signs Your Parent Should No Longer Be Driving

As we get older, some of the routine activities we once managed effortlessly can become more challenging. One of the most difficult topics families often face is deciding when it is time to talk to their parent about handing over the car keys. Driving provides independence and freedom, but safety on the road is paramount,

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What to Do When Your Parent Is Resisting Assisted Living

What to Do When Your Parent Is Resisting Assisted Living

Deciding that it is time for your older parent or loved on to move into an assisted living community is never easy. This is especially true if they are resisting the idea to receive extra support or to leave their family home. It is important to understand that this resistance is common and often comes

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Boost Brain Health with These 5 Simple Habits

Boost Brain Health with These 5 Simple Habits

Brain health becomes increasingly important as you get older. Keeping your mind sharp not only enhances quality of life, but it also helps prevent cognitive decline. Here are 5 simple habits seniors can follow to improve brain health and enjoy a healthier, more fulfilling life. 1. Commit to regular physical activity. Working out and other

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Understanding and Combating Senior Malnutrition

Malnutrition among seniors is a significant public health issue that often goes unnoticed. As people age, their nutritional needs and eating habits change, making them more susceptible to malnutrition. Here is a closer look at the causes, consequences, and prevention strategies for senior malnutrition. Causes of Malnutrition in Seniors A variety of factors can lead

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Grandparent’s Day: Simple Ways to Celebrate Your Senior Loved Ones

Grandparents Day is a wonderful occasion to honor and cherish the special bond between grandparents and their grandchildren. Whether your grandparents live nearby, far away, at home, or in a senior living community, there are many meaningful and creative ways to celebrate this day and show your appreciation. Grandparent’s Day happens on the first Sunday of

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