Parkside at Corry resident, Nancy Brigham, enjoys the safety and comfort of her apartment and the building. Satisfied Seniors: Parkside at Corry residents delight in their new home Nancy Brigham was among the first residents to move into Parkside at Corry in late 2020 when the newly constructed independent living apartments opened. She was…
I have a kaleidoscopic view of Alzheimer’s disease with many colors and views changes. My colorful experience reflects various roles I’ve held, including care partner, researcher, senior living administrator, Educator, and volunteer. I have directly and personally witnessed many changes in the delivery of Alzheimer’s services and education over the last thirty years. I have…
As you or a loved one ages, there will inevitably come a time you need to decide on a living situation that provides the maximum safety, security, and comfort that can be achieved. But the process can be overwhelming. Understanding your options, such as different levels of care available, the financial impact, the medicare process,…
The flu burden Influenza (Flu) is a common but deadly seasonal illness. Each year, the flu results in over 12,000 deaths and 140,000 hospitalizations. The elderly population and those with chronic conditions, such as asthma, diabetes, or heart disease, are at the highest risk of suffering from severe flu cases. The worst flu season over…
Your personal health and well-being should be the most important factor you consider when deciding if it’s time to downsize. Here are just a few of the benefits that you are likely to experience when the time is right to modify your living and move to a smaller space. Reduce physical demands Housework, yard work,…
Sleep is important at any age but becomes even more important as we age due to the health benefits it provides. Proper sleep helps the brain function and is good for your mental well-being. It helps improve cognitive functions and enhances mood. Sleep is also important for our bodies due to processes like muscle growth…
