Retirement should be a season of life when you’re able to enjoy the financial benefits of all your hard work. However, it is estimated that roughly 67 percent of senior adults in the U.S. are the targets of online identity [...]
Social connections are important for physical and mental wellness, no matter the stage of life you’re in. Our relationships with others—and how we build them—have value. We already know that robust social connections provide a variety of benefits, from promoting [...]
When you choose any of the Vineyard Senior Living communities as your new home, you’re not just picking out an apartment. Our spaces are designed to be all-inclusive experiences with enrichment-based amenities, personalized care, social connections, vibrant lifestyle options, and [...]
It’s no secret that technology can make our lives a lot easier. The right device can help seniors stay connected to family, send an emergency alarm, schedule a Telehealth exam or even manage day-to-day tasks! However, purchasing and using a [...]
The role of a caregiver is, by nature, to provide support to others—but all too often, individuals in this position find themselves feeling isolated and helpless as they try to provide the best care possible. Just as we focus on [...]
Do you know your loved ones’ stories? According to a 2018 study from Ancestry, nearly one-third of Americans cannot name all of their grandparents, yet 72 percent of respondents are interested in hearing about their family members’ history. If you [...]
Seniors aren’t the only targets for scams—whether you’re 26 or 76, there are various malicious ways that people can take your information, identity or money. However, if you feel less comfortable around technology or aren’t aware of what these scams [...]
A podcast can be the perfect background audio for a long drive, doing chores or a regular part of your before-bed routine. If you’re already a fan of audiobooks, then you’ll love the chance to listen in on conversations about [...]
Now that you’ve finally made it to retirement, you’re probably asking the same big question that’s on everyone’s mind: “what am I supposed to do now?” It’s totally normal to feel a little uncertainty as you adjust to retirement. Different [...]
When it comes to your health, there are a million places you can turn to (especially on the web). So, how do seniors know where to go? Whether you or a loved one needs some extra support or has unanswered [...]
Staying active can be a challenge for older adults who live alone. Unfortunately, traditional senior living communities are generally not thought to be conducive to an active lifestyle. Terms like “nursing home” infer that your loved one will have few [...]
This is a guest post with resources from our partners Mindful Transitions, LLC and Alliant Quality. Recognizing signs of depression in older loved ones can be difficulty. Our partners put together these resources to help assess if you or an [...]