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One Property, Three Generations: A Decision to Live Close

June 16, 2021 · Leave a Comment

The Cliffords like to keep close. So close that when it came time for Laura and Pat’s only son, Sean, to choose a bride, he conveniently selected the beauty three doors down. So close that when an unheard-of property went on the market, just a mile from their original Highland’s … [Read more...] about One Property, Three Generations: A Decision to Live Close

Filed Under: Downsizing, Home and Books, Home Improvements, Living Options

Why They Chose a Walkable Area

March 12, 2020 · Leave a Comment

Merv and Deb Aubespin decided to move out of their two-story West End home, where they had entertained their friends for years, because it wasn’t convenient. They decided to move to a condo in the Highlands.  “We didn’t like our neighborhood anymore,” says Deb, a retired … [Read more...] about Why They Chose a Walkable Area

Filed Under: Downsizing, Exercise and Fitness, Featured, Home and Books, Topics

Why She Chose Hassle-Free Living

March 10, 2020 · Leave a Comment

Thinking of moving? A lot of older folks are doing it. They want to be near their children. Or they are suddenly overwhelmed by the large yard where they have tended flowers for years. Or they want a walkable neighborhood. Or they just crave a bit of adventure. About 14 … [Read more...] about Why She Chose Hassle-Free Living

Filed Under: Downsizing, Featured, Living Options, Low Maintenance Living

How to Change Your Living Situation to Suit Your New Life

August 28, 2018 · Leave a Comment

As summer moves into fall, every gardener knows the time has come to plant mums, cut back fading summer blooms, and clean out the clay pots for storage in the garage. The seasons of gardening come with their differing beauties and responsibilities, and the seasons of life are the … [Read more...] about How to Change Your Living Situation to Suit Your New Life

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Are You Searching for a New Place to Live?

March 9, 2018 · Leave a Comment

If you’re ready to downsize and move out of your house, Lake Forest Village Retirement Resort will be having three informational seminars about their retirement living community on March 20-21 at LouVino - Douglass Hills (11400 Main Street). Seminars will start at 11:30am and … [Read more...] about Are You Searching for a New Place to Live?

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Preventive screenings are an important part of sta Preventive screenings are an important part of staying healthy, helping detect potential health concerns early—often before symptoms appear. Screenings specific to women and men are noted for review. Talk with your healthcare provider about which screenings are right for you and when to have them.⁠
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After a lifetime of caring for others, this retire After a lifetime of caring for others, this retired surgeon has an important reminder: make time for restoration and give yourself permission to slow down. Discover what brings you joy, whether it’s spending time in nature, pursuing a passion, creating something new, or simply enjoying the moments that make you feel most alive.⁠
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Recovering at home from an illness, injury, surger Recovering at home from an illness, injury, surgery, or other medical need can be easier with the right support in place. We’ve found options that can provide assistance and peace of mind while helping you or your loved one recover safely and comfortably at home.⁠
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Two simple caregiving tips can make a big impact: Two simple caregiving tips can make a big impact: keep your loved one moving in ways that are safe and enjoyable, and invite them to take part in small, everyday tasks. Even something as simple as collecting the mail, or helping prepare a meal can create a sense of purpose, independence, and accomplishment.⁠
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When grandparents suddenly find themselves becomin When grandparents suddenly find themselves becoming parents again, the journey can bring unexpected challenges along with the joy of raising a grandchild. Learn where grandparents can turn for practical support, community resources, and guidance as they navigate this new chapter of family life.⁠
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A thoughtful visit can brighten a loved one's day A thoughtful visit can brighten a loved one's day and create meaningful moments. We have ideas to help you make the most of your time together.⁠
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Proper nutrition doesn't have to be a daily challe Proper nutrition doesn't have to be a daily challenge—meal prep services and personal chefs can provide delicious, balanced meals with appropriate portion sizes tailored to your loved one's needs. These convenient local services can help support better health, simplify mealtimes, and offer peace of mind for both caregivers and families.⁠
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Celebrate the special moments happening throughout Celebrate the special moments happening throughout our senior living communities, from precious employee retirement, community milestones, and an inspiring event worth sharing. Plus, learn how an equity loan can help bridge the gap between moving and selling, which can provide financial flexibility while you move into senior living and prepare your home for sale.⁠
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Your body's circadian rhythm is your internal cloc Your body's circadian rhythm is your internal clock, and getting morning sunlight while creating calming evening routines can help improve sleep, boost energy, and support overall well-being. Learn simple ways to get back in sync with your natural rhythm and enjoy the lasting benefits of healthier days and more restful nights.⁠
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When life feels overwhelming, pause and return to When life feels overwhelming, pause and return to your breath—it can help calm your mind, create space for forgiveness, and bring you back to the present moment. Discover simple breathing practices that can help you find peace, reduce stress, and respond to life's challenges with greater clarity and compassion.⁠
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Yes, it's true...there is a lot of buzz about the breath. Read this article in the link in the bio, and give it a go. It may be subtle, but you'll feel the difference.
Technology can provide valuable insight into your Technology can provide valuable insight into your loved one's well-being and help you recognize when they may need additional support. Explore smart fitness trackers, medication reminder apps, dosage trackers, refill alerts, and other helpful tools designed to promote safety, independence, and peace of mind for the whole family.⁠
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Good balance plays an important role in maintainin Good balance plays an important role in maintaining your independence, confidence, and mobility as you age. Learn the warning signs that your balance may need attention, along with practical tips to help prevent falls and create a safer home environment.⁠
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Sometimes the simplest gestures leave the biggest Sometimes the simplest gestures leave the biggest impression. Fill a fun soft-sided cooler with a few favorite drinks, accompanied with an artisan loaf of fresh baked bread and deliver a little love, comfort, and a reminder that someone is thinking of them.⁠
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When a loved one becomes more homebound by choice, When a loved one becomes more homebound by choice, feelings of loneliness and isolation can quietly affect their emotional and physical well-being. Discover simple, meaningful ways to help them reconnect—from planning short outings and encouraging social visits to finding activities that bring joy and a renewed sense of purpose.⁠
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Help your loved one stay active, build strength, a Help your loved one stay active, build strength, and improve confidence by exploring local therapy programs and services designed to support mobility and overall well-being. From physical therapy to specialized fitness classes, these resources can make movement safer, more enjoyable, and a regular part of everyday life.⁠
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Sunny days are meant to be enjoyed, but too much h Sunny days are meant to be enjoyed, but too much heat and sun exposure can lead to dehydration, sunburn, heat exhaustion, and other health concerns. Learn what warning signs to watch for, how to prepare before heading outdoors, and the steps to take if symptoms arise so you can stay safe all summer long.⁠
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Take the stress out of moving by hiring a transiti Take the stress out of moving by hiring a transition specialist who can manage everything from planning and packing to organizing and settling you into your new home. Their expertise allows you to relax, focus on the excitement of your next chapter, and enjoy a smooth, worry-free move.⁠
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Caring for a loved one with mobility challenges ca Caring for a loved one with mobility challenges can be easier with the right support, from home health services and respite care to adaptive equipment designed to improve safety and independence. Learn about resources that can help both the care recipient and their caregiving spouse maintain comfort, confidence, and quality of life.⁠
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