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If you’ve ever tried to have a conversation with a senior who needs to be wearing a hearing aid but isn’t, you know how difficult the exchange of simple ideas can be. Here are 3 pragmatic reasons to help our senior friends and family understand the importance of hearing well in our later years.

November 11, Veterans Day, is our chance to thank and honor all veterans. Yes, it is important to thank them for their service, but I encourage you to thank them for their sacrifice.

Dawn Incarnato shares about her experience in the Leadership Academy at Danbury Senior Living and the difference it has made for her personal and professional development.

I need to upgrade my flip-phone. What should I do?

This is a big question with several answers, but it’s very important that we address it.

Spirituality and religion are a significant part of many people’s lives, and it usually becomes more important as we grow older. A study at the University of Chicago found belief in God increases with age, especially for those older than 68. Luckily for these spiritual seniors, faith practices come with a host of health benefits.

Did you know that, according to the CDC, almost 70% of Americans over age 65 have X-Ray evidence of some form of arthritis?

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.