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Community News Arbor Terrace of Knoxville Wins 2022 Pinnacle Award

We are ecstatic to share that Arbor Terrace of Knoxville has won a 2022 Pinnacle Customer Experience Award for providing a superior customer experience for our residents.

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Senior Safety Infographic: Senior Living Options in Knoxville, TN

When it comes to senior living, the options can seem endless. We created this chart to help you understand the different levels of care, and identify which best fits your or your loved one's needs.

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Senior Safety Signs of Heat Exhaustion That Seniors Should Be Aware of

Heat and humidity are on the rise in Knoxville and across much of the country. Though warmer temperatures may tempt many seniors to go outdoors and enjoy the summer, heat exhaustion is a real threat to older adults.

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Assisted living, Cost of Senior Living What Does Assisted Living in Knoxville Cost?

If you’ve been considering assisted living for yourself or a senior loved one, you may have done all kinds of great research on things like what levels of continuing care are available and what makes it different from independent living. But you may have been avoiding looking too closely at one element of moving to assisted living: the cost. This is understandable, given that aging comes with certain considerations such as a fixed income and the desire to leave an inheritance to loved ones. But if you’ve been wondering (or afraid to wonder) what assisted living in Knoxville costs, we’re here to put your mind at ease.

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Senior Health, Senior Activities, Senior Hobbies 5 Senior-Friendly Hobbies for Summer

It’s finally summer, when the days are longer and the weather is sunny and inviting. It’s the perfect time for seniors in Knoxville to explore a new activity that is fun and engaging. Of course, this summer isn’t a typical one, with the coronavirus crisis impacting much of life here in Knoxville. However, it’s still easy for seniors to find exciting new hobbies that allow them to stay safe and have fun.

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Lifestyle, Day in the Life, Senior Life What Is a Day Really Like for Senior Living Residents in Knoxville

People dream about their retirement their entire lives. The children are grown, work is no longer creating stress and worry, and you’re free to spend your days exactly how you want to.

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Retirement Why Knoxville Is a Good Place to Retire

Finding a great place to retire can feel a bit overwhelming. After all, the U.S. has countless cities that are attractive for one reason or another. But if you’re like many retirees, you want to find a city that offers a bit of everything: a great quality of life, a low cost of living, and plenty to keep you interested and engaged.

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Memory care What to Do to Prepare for a Move to Memory Care in Knoxville

The move to memory care is a big transition, and it’s natural to feel a bit uncertain or nervous. Like most major changes in life, there can be an adjustment period. When they settle in, though, most seniors find that the move to memory care offers better support, greater freedom, more fun, and access to a wide community of friends. Here are some strategies that can help you prepare for your transition to a new community.

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Memory care 4 Things to Know About Finding Memory Care Near You

According to recent estimates by the U.S. Census Bureau, more than 15 percent of Knox County’s approximately 465,000 residents are 65 or older. Given the Alzheimer’s Association’s statistic that one in three older adults will be diagnosed with some form of dementia, many Knox County residents will likely need memory care at some point. If you or a loved one is facing an upcoming transition to memory care, here are some things to know about your options in the Knoxville area.

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Memory care 6 Senior Care Resources Near Knoxville, TN

Knoxville is popular among seniors, thanks in part to the city’s arts and culture, scenic natural surroundings, and strong community feel. It’s also an area that provides a great support system for those who are 60 and up, whether they require specialized healthcare or are simply looking to connect with other people their age.

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