Health and Wellness, Living Well Dementia Care Resources for Seniors in Asheville, NC
In 2019, an estimated 170,000 people in North Carolina were living with Alzheimer’s dementia, and the number was projected to grow to 210,000 North Carolinians by 2025. Given the statewide prevalence of Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, many Asheville residents are likely already looking for dementia care resources or will need these resources in the coming years. If you’re seeking dementia care resources in Asheville, we’ve got you covered. Read on to learn about some of the best Asheville-area resources.
Living Well How to Find the Best Options for Senior Living in Asheville
The number of people aged 65 to 74 in Asheville, North Carolina, is expected to increase 21 percent over a five-year period ending in 2020, and the number of people older than 75 is expected to increase 15 percent, according to a report commissioned by Asheville city leaders.
Living Well How Arbor Terrace Is Redefining Assisted Living in Asheville, NC
When it comes to assisted living in Asheville, North Carolina, not all communities are the same. There are a variety of assisted living choices in the area, each to suit specific budgets, cater to unique interests, and care for different challenges. Sifting through the choices can quickly become overwhelming.
Living Well 10 Helpful Services for Seniors in Asheville, NC
Asheville, North Carolina boasts a variety of highlights for residents and visitors. Beyond the beautiful scenery and bustling businesses, Asheville also has a variety of resources specifically for the seniors that call the area home. If you or a loved one are over the age of 60, be sure to take advantage of one or all of the resources throughout the Asheville area. Get started with improved health and socialization by beginning your research with our list of resources that you may not have realized were right at your fingertips.
Our Neighborhood Residents Get Dressed Up for Golden Age Glamour Photos
The women of Arbor Terrace of Asheville recently brought a taste of early Hollywood to the community.
Living Well Leadership Asheville Forum: How Seniors in Asheville Can Get Involved
Locals and visitors alike know that there is much to love about Asheville — in fact, many visitors become locals sooner or later! Between the mountains, the craft food and drink industry, historic sites like the Biltmore, and the sense of camaraderie among residents, there is something for everyone.
Health and Wellness, Living Well Dining Options at Our Senior Living Community
For most of us, mealtime is about more than simply nourishing our bodies. Meals are often social and cultural events. Paul Fieldhouse, writing for the Vanier Institute of the Family, puts it this way: “Across cultures and time, food sharing is an almost universal medium for expressing fellowship ... The shared meal is an opportunity not only to eat, but also to talk, to create and strengthen bonds of attachment and friendship, to teach and learn.”
Health and Wellness 6 Ways to Stay Connected When You Can't Visit
Staying connected with loved ones is essential for their well-being, especially for older adults living in senior communities. While busy schedules, distance, and other life circumstances can sometimes make in-person visits challenging, that doesn’t mean you have to lose touch.
Living Well 5 Ideas for Seniors To Celebrate Valentine's Day in Asheville, NC
The weather may be a little warmer than we’re used to for February in North Carolina, but signs of midwinter still abound: The trees are bare, the nights are long, and it’s just not quite nice enough to spend time outdoors enjoying the mountain views. But February also means Valentine’s Day is quickly approaching, and the holiday is a great excuse to shake off the winter blues and share some warmth with those you love. If you’re having trouble deciding how to spend Valentine’s Day in Asheville, this post is for you! Read on for some of our top ideas for how to celebrate with your senior loved one.