by Kristin Ganton | Mar 6, 2019 | Assisted Living, Senior Health, Senior Living
Time takes a toll on our bodies, and our eyes are no exception. Most people start experiencing eye changes as they reach middle age. You may need reading glasses, see colors differently, or have trouble with glare or night driving. All are normal and just serve to...
by Kristin Ganton | Feb 5, 2019 | Cyber Security, Independent Living, Senior Living
For many people who have retired from long careers, worrying about their online security may be something that fell off the radar when they left work behind. But online security at home is just as important as it was at work, only now you don’t have the “IT guy” to...
by Kristin Ganton | Jan 4, 2019 | Countryside, Senior Health, Senior Living
Today’s seniors grew up in a world of black-and-white television (if any), transistor radios, and wall-mounted telephones. Needless to say: Boy, have things changed! Our smartphones now connect us to the internet (which contains just about all of the known information...
by Kristin Ganton | Nov 27, 2018 | Assisted Living, Retirement Community, Senior Living
As more baby boomers age into retirement, many will be making decisions about where they spend their golden years. For some, aging at home is appealing, while for others, moving into assisted living is preferable so they have help when they need it, without all the...
by Kristin Ganton | Aug 28, 2018 | Assisted Living, Retirement Community, Senior Living
Assisted living can be a lifesaver for anyone who is unable to safely take care of themselves without daily assistance, but it can also be a fun social experience for those needing more human connection. If living alone, preparing healthy meals, and housekeeping...
by Kristin Ganton | Aug 21, 2018 | Assisted Living, Senior Health, Senior Living
Everyday aches and pains seem to escalate with age. With this consistent increase, it might seem like sickness is always knocking at the front door, causing many to become jaded to the discomfort. Oftentimes, that’s all right; the problem goes away. But some symptoms...
