Living Well Personal Care vs. Dementia Care in Exton, PA
Older adults and their family members are wise to research senior living options before the need for them arises. Thanks to innovations and strides in the senior living industry, today’s communities are nothing like they were just a few decades ago. Instead, seniors enjoy a variety of choices when it comes to senior living options, each of them comfortable instead of clinical. However, it’s easy to become overwhelmed when looking at senior living options. Perhaps one of the most common questions revolves around personal care versus dementia care. How can you know which solution is best for your current and future needs? Here is how these two specific options differ from one another, and how to make your best decision.
Living Well, Our Neighborhood "Guess the Celebrity" with Arbor Terrace Exton
In an effort to give back to small businesses and our community, Arbor Terrace Exton will run a five week long contest that promotes five small businesses in the area in a fun way! At the start of each week, our team will post a video highlighting information on the small business of the week and how to enter to win a $25.00 gift card for that business. The winner of each week will then have a shot to win the Grand Prize of a brand new Cuisinart TOA-60 convection toaster oven air fryer (a $200 value!)
Living Well, Navigating What's Next Senior Living in Exton, PA: What You Need to Know
Exton, Pennsylvania, is a small city in Chester County that is packed with tremendous shopping and dining options, plenty of lush parks, and easy access to the big-city offerings of Philadelphia. Between 2013 and 2018, Chester County’s senior population grew by 18.4 percent, making the region home to a rapidly growing and vibrant community of retirees.
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Living Well, Our Neighborhood Relationships and Deep Connections are Our Thing
The times in which we are living have made self-isolation and distancing commonplace. As a result, perspectives and priorities have shifted, and nurturing personal relationships have become paramount for many of us. Having deep connections means even more to our senior community. Meaningful connections are our thing.
