Senior Living Today: What Consumers Are Saying
For decades, most older adults have said they wanted to age in place, remaining in their homes for as long as possible. One AARP survey found that abo...
Nearly 60 percent of Americans have no will. Although older Americans are more likely to have wills, sometimes those wills are old, outdated, or incomplete. Estate planning — the act of drafting a will and deciding what you want done with your assets...
For decades, most older adults have said they wanted to age in place, remaining in their homes for as long as possible. One AARP survey found that abo...
*Photo Credit: https://www.ajc.com/lifestyles/health/what-lewy-body-dementia/nStCUFL82RKSBaoVGezlQP/ For most people, dementia is synonymous with Alzh...
In Sum: Forty Tales From the Afterlives, author David Eagleman reminds us that there are three deaths, not one: “The first is when the body ceases to ...
Dementia is frustrating for seniors and caregivers alike. It makes daily activities more challenging and can slowly erode communication skills, relati...
The engaged lifestyle often runs counter to the stereotypes many seniors have about senior living communities. Arbor’s Atlanta locations boast a wide ...
Seniors are just as diverse as any other demographic group, with different goals, different passions, and different concerns about the future. Yet as ...
Life’s transitions can be exciting. Remember when your parents dropped you off at college or you moved into your first apartment? Change can also be i...
Growing older can be scary. After all, it’s something new and unfamiliar. Old age is also shrouded in secrecy, myth, and a hefty dose of stereotypes a...
Many seniors say they want to remain in their homes as they grow old. But life is full of surprises. Sometimes the perfect retirement plan looks much ...