Living Well Dining with Dignity®: How We Empower Choice in Lake Worth Memory Care
For families in the Lake Worth area evaluating memory care, the intersection of clinical safety and daily quality of life is a top priority. A significant portion of a resident’s health and sense of autonomy is tied to the dining experience. At The Arbor at Lake Worth, we provide a specialized culinary program that respects the individual while ensuring nutritional needs are met through evidence-based practices.
Living Well Independent Living at The Arbor: Redefining Autonomy in Your 70s
The transition to your 70s is often a time of renewed perspective. While you likely value the independence you have cultivated over a lifetime, you may also find that the responsibilities of maintaining a large family home are beginning to overshadow the activities you truly enjoy. Moving to an independent living community is not about a loss of control. In fact, for many people, it is the exact opposite. It is a strategic choice to protect your freedom by removing the obstacles that stand in its way.
Navigating What's Next The Palm Beach County Senior Living Cost Guide: Transparency for Families
Many families believe that staying in a mortgage-free home is the most cost-effective way to age. However, the true cost of maintaining a private residence in Florida often involves unpredictable expenses that can strain a long-term financial plan. This guide provides a logic-driven look at how senior living in Lake Worth compares to the escalating costs of homeownership.
Living Well Celebrating the Holidays at The Arbor at Lake Worth
The holiday season is a special time of year, and at The Arbor at Lake Worth, we believe in celebrating it in a way that truly reflects who we are as a community. From the music that fills our halls to the laughter shared over festive meals, every gathering is intentional, every detail is thoughtfully considered, and each moment is designed to bring people together.
Health & Wholeness, Living Well Why Continuum of Care Matters for Senior Living in Lake Worth, FL
Families considering senior living in Lake Worth, FL often focus on what their loved one needs today, but the reality is that needs can (and often do) change over time. Finding a community that grows and adapts alongside your loved one brings comfort that extends far beyond the present moment.
Living Well Finding Joy Through Art: Celebrating the Remarkable Doris Gilden in Lake Worth
Creativity has a way of breathing new life into every season we experience, and nowhere is that more evident than right here in Lake Worth. A recent story in the Sun Sentinel captured this beautifully, highlighting the remarkable work of 90-year-old Lake Worth artist, Doris Gilden, who continues to create one-of-a-kind pieces that fill her days with meaning and inspiration.
Navigating What's Next Understanding the Continuum of Care at The Arbor at Lake Worth
When you begin exploring senior living options for yourself or a loved one, you may encounter the phrase “continuum of care.” At first, it may sound like a technical or confusing concept, but at its heart, it is a simple idea. A continuum of care means that one community offers multiple levels of support, so as health and independence change over time, you or your loved one can remain in the same familiar, supportive environment without needing to relocate.
Our Neighborhood Support Meets Peace of Mind at The Arbor
At The Arbor at Lake Worth, we understand that memory care is all about creating a safe, uplifting, and supportive environment where both residents and their families can feel at ease. That’s why our dedicated team goes above and beyond to provide thoughtful care, practical advice, and meaningful engagement every step of the way.
Living Well Bat Mitzvah Dreams Come True at The Arbor at Lake Worth Senior Living Community
On May 10, 2025, a meaningful milestone took center stage at The Arbor at Lake Worth, a senior living community in Palm Beach County. Nine Jewish women—residents ranging in age from 82 to 94—celebrated their long-awaited bat mitzvahs in a moving ceremony attended by more than 200 family members, friends, and staff.
Living Well 5 Common Household Hazards Every Senior Should Know About
As we age, the comfort of our own homes may also start to become filled with potential safety hazards. Furniture and surfaces that once seemed negligible can now quickly become unsafe as our ability to balance and navigate changes. This is why it is crucial to evaluate your home: to prevent injuries from occurring, especially since recovery becomes more difficult as time goes on. Preventing injury is about more than just fixing one problem—it’s about creating an environment that supports independence. Although occupational therapists or senior living specialists can conduct a safety evaluation and offer suggestions for your particular home, there are many common issues that can be easily remedied on your own or with minimal assistance. Read on to find out some of the most common household hazards and simple solutions for how to fix them.