People often minimize sources of grief and the impact different types of loss can have on their daily lives. Certified life coach and grief recovery specialist, Anne Keeton, will discuss the depths of these triggers and how to manage them in our next free
Senior Living Live!webinar. In her role, Anne helps seniors manage all types of loss including major life changes, moving, isolation and loss of friendships. Anne sat down with our host Melissa Lee to use components of the Grief Recovery Method--the only evidence-based grief support system, as a preview of the full webinar.
Considering a transition into a senior living community? Now is a great time to make the move. Residents of senior living communities enjoy a priority spot to receive the COVID-19 vaccine before it becomes available to the general public. Nearly all of the communities operated by The Arbor Company are part of the “phase 1A” group in the national rollout of the vaccine. (One exception: our standalone independent living communities.)
As you may have heard, the FDA has approved two different vaccines to prevent COVID-19, and as of Dec. 28, more than 2 million Americans have received their first dose, according to the CDC.
For our first Senior Living LIVE! webinar for the new year, we will be examining one of the most common questions we get from families considering a move to senior living— how will I pay for it?
At Arbor, we are dedicated to ensuring the residents we serve always receive the highest quality of care. This begins with developing our team members and giving them the tools they need to do their job well. We believe in educating our staff so they are empowered to make critical decisions and strive for positive interactions with our residents every time.
When was the last time you felt happy? If you can recall a time today when you felt joyful and happy, then you are well on your way to better health outcomes as you age. The phenomenon of happy aging has been researched for the past decade or so, with results all pointing to one thing: that a positive outlook on life can make you healthier as you age.
Relationships enrich our lives. A good relationship with your spouse may even help you live longer. The transition to assisted living is all about preserving your quality of life, which means that your spouse can of course live with you. This is true even if you need different levels of care. Here’s what you need to know as you compare options.
