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Making the decision to move yourself or a loved one into an assisted living community can be a tricky process, especially during a pandemic, but it can also be filled with excitement and hope. Here are tips for navigating these decisions with your family.

Creating fun and inviting activities and a sense of family for our residents is part of the joy of working at Danbury Senior Living. Not only do our residents stay in touch with their families, but become part of our own.

Moving is challenging and scary, especially when the move includes downsizing. Let these tips from Danbury Senior Living show you how to effectively make your downsize a more enjoyable process and ultimately the right choice for you.

At Danbury, relationships are important to us and we value our residents and their families. Stay connected with your loved ones at Danbury Senior Living during this tumultuous time by getting creative.

Let’s face it: There aren’t many parents who ever feel ready to make the move to a senior living community. Here are some tips to make that conversation easier.

Living with Parkinson's disease is possible for you and your spouse. Learn how you can manage and care for one another.

There is a role for every personality type at Danbury Senior Living - discover the types of jobs best suited for your personality.

It takes community, collaboration, and care to make a truly exceptional senior living experience. Discover the ways you can contribute at Danbury Senior Living.

Is it time for you to jump to a better LPN job, one where you’re trusted, appreciated, and treated like family?

If you plan ahead, gathering your parents’ important health and legal information and thoroughly researching the resources in their community, you’ll be a big help to your parents as they age, even if you live out of state.

The beauty of the healthcare profession is that you can start from the bottom and work your way to the top. Danbury Senior Living is a great place for getting on this path!

Is relocating to be closer to adult children a smart choice? For some, yes, and for others, no. Consider the right factors and you’ll land on the answer that’s right for you.