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Living Heart Healthy
Did you know heart disease is the number one cause of death for both men and women in the United States? It is an equal-opportunity killer which claims over 600,000 million lives annually.
Staying Safe in the Summer
As summer is upon us, so are thoughts of fun in the sun. However, when the weather gets warmer and vacations and outdoor activities are planned, seniors should also keep something else in mind: safety. It is important to make sure you are safe, so you can take part in all the fun you want with as little risk to your health as possible. This year, Masonic Village at Lafayette Hill invited Angela Moore of Damsel in Defense, which works to promote safety for all ages, to educate residents and provide useful tips on how to stay safe in all
What’s the Difference Between a 55+ Community and a CCRC?
Know about the differences between a 55+ community and a continuing care retirement community (CCRC), so you can make the decision that is right for you.
What are the Differences Between For-Profit and Not-for-Profit CCRCs?
For-profit and not-for-profit continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs) provide the same types of services, but differences exist in the way they use revenues.
Meet the Expectations of Seniors’ Expanding Palates
Food at retirement communities used to be institutionalized and not very appetizing, because taste was not the top priority; nutritional value was. However, the baby boomer generation has reprioritized the flavors in food and made socialization the focus of dining.
Feeling the Downsizing Dumps? Here’s 5 Helpful Hints.
Packing up your life is by no means an easy task, but most people have come face to face with this feat at least once in their lives.
Help For the “Sandwich” Generation
To those who never heard the term “sandwich generation,” it may seem like a food craze buzzword. In reality, the “sandwich generation” has nothing to do with food (or a craze).
How a Snowstorm Impacts Maintenance-free Living
The impact of snow, or any inclement weather, on maintenance-free living, as enjoyed by residents of the Masonic Villages, could be summed up in two words: not much.
