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Did you know that chronic pain is one of the most common, yet underreported health conditions for seniors?

Every senior should be checking to see if there are ways to reduce the cost of their prescription drugs. It could mean thousands of dollars in savings.

When you go for a check-up, does your doctor ask you if you've been exercising regularly? We all know that if you don't exercise your body's muscles with weights and cardio you run the risk of ill health. As the saying goes, "If you don't use it, you will probably lose it."

Did you know that The National Institute on Aging reports a solid relationship between aging and hearing loss? As many as half of all individuals age 75 and older encounter hearing difficulties.

If you’re of an appropriate age, or have a loved one who is, you’ve probably heard of an “Elder Law Attorney” and wondered what they do.

Gain perspective and experience from interacting with an older generation when you work at Danbury Senior Living. Use this opportunity to extend respect and understanding as you learn more about the people you care for.

Whenever the topic of a “senior community” arises, most seniors dig in their heels and swear they’ll NEVER move, but deep down, they know it would be for the best. Learn the benefits of living in a senior living community.

 At Danbury Senior Living, our activity groups and meals are filled with smiles and laughter.

At Danbury Senior Living, we encourage our residents and their families to maintain contact through a variety of means. From technology visits to phone calls to window visits and more, we love the opportunity to get creative with our residents and make sure they are connecting with their loved ones.

While this certainly isn’t the worst winter we’ve ever had, when I slipped on a patch of ice I was reminded that we all need to focus on safety- especially for our Seniors!

Sleep needs change over our lifetime. Interestingly, older adults still need about the same amount of sleep as kids- seven to nine hours of sleep each night.

Many people have asked me over the last few weeks, “Bob, what can we do to help?” Here are a few things for you to do for the seniors in your life for this Holiday Season.