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An older friend told me he thinks he’s getting Alzheimer’s because he keeps forgetting things like where he put his keys, his grandkid's names, and to take his cell phone with him when he leaves the house.

Danbury Senior Living was ranked 11th out of 25 large businesses in the 2022 Top Workplaces of Northeast Ohio. Learn what this means for your Danbury community.

When Gary and Nancy decided it was time to find a new place to live to support their mobility issues, they started looking with one condition: Nancy needed space to create. The couple turned to Danbury.

As we draw closer to another election season in Ohio, it’s time for my annual column about “intergenerational politics.” Here are some tips on how have an “intergenerational political discussion.”

As we’ve learned during the pandemic, loneliness and social isolation isn’t good for anyone, especially our senior friends and family. Here are a few signs of loneliness.

As Americans live longer and healthier, it’s great to see an emphasis placed on “healthy aging” but sometimes we don’t quite get it 100% right.

I was chatting with the family of a lovely lady who moved into Danbury about a year ago and they were equal parts impressed and shocked that their mother seemed to have a new romantic interest and she’s 75! They were surprised because after Father passed away 5 years ago, the thought of Mom dating again never seemed to cross any one’s mind,  especially since she was 70 at the time!

A question I get at least once a week is "What is the difference in all these senior communities?"

Dinner is one of the most important times of the day. It is a special and specific time to sit with others and socialize and learn and laugh.

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is an umbrella term used to describe progressive lung diseases like emphysema, chronic bronchitis, and asthma. This disease is primarily characterized by increasing breathlessness.

Many caregivers have learned that as a person’s Alzheimer’s (dementia) gets worse, communicating with them gets harder and more frustrating. Here are some tips for communicating with a loved one suffering from Alzheimer’s or a related dementia.

Long commutes drain the enjoyment out of life. Find your next opportunity at a Danbury community near you.