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When it comes to senior living, the details make a difference. Find out what makes Danbury Senior Living an extraordinary place to live.

If you’re tired of searching for a healthy work environment in nursing, perhaps it’s time to consider nursing in a senior living community like Danbury.

Senior living communities do provide meals, and meal plans are often included as part of the monthly fee. However, the type and extent of meal services offered may vary depending on the community.

Going into independent living is a huge decision, but it has numerous benefits for seniors and their families. The benefits might vary depending on the type of community you select and could include the following benefits.

What makes the Danbury dining experience so different from other senior living communities? It’s all about freedom.

What is it like to be a nurse in a senior living community? Here are several perks and benefits to joining the Danbury Senior Living nursing team.

Danbury Mentor resident Caterina Burjes recently celebrated her 100th birthday. From growing up in Italy to emigrating to Cleveland, Caterina has lived a rich, full life of family, travel, creativity, and love.

Helping a senior see the benefits of change isn’t always easy, especially if the change brings uncertainty to their lives. Here are some tips to help a determined senior see the benefits of change.

What’s next for your career in nursing? These questions can help you dream big and make a plan for your future. Danbury can help you make it happen.

Did you know that during the cold and gloomy winter months, our bodies do not get the nourishment they need from natural sources, so it can go into withdrawal which can lead to negative health conditions?

Seasonal Affective Disorder or, SAD is a very real thing, and it actually affects seniors more than younger people! Hopkins Medicine encourages two solutions for Seasonal Affective Disorder.

If you are a senior or have a senior friend or family, you know how hard it can be to set, and achieve, a New Years Resolution. Once we reach a certain age, we become set in our ways, both mentally and physically. However, research by the National Institute of Health shows that certain types of accomplishments are good for our brain, body, and soul.