Volunteering can give meaning and purpose, especially in the middle of a pandemic. This article from the Washington Post shows how individuals and communities can be instruments of change. Click on this link for a warm and practical story. https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/social-issues/ingleside-covid-mentor-staff/2020/12/27/114b7e06-448e-11eb-a277-49a6d1f9dff1_story.html
Covid Vaccine Available Soon Call Now!
VERY Good News Covid UPDATE! We have checked in with several of the homes and communities and all are making arrangements to have vaccines available for their residents and staff as soon as it arrives. Some will be using third-party providers, others will have direct access. These will be among the first people to receive…
Getting Started: Senior Housing for You
Do I need senior housing and what is it all about? This is a question frequently asked when families are faced with the fact that mom, dad or they themselves are no longer living safely or happily in their current home. We realize that folks usually do not want to leave their present home, but…
Is Home Sharing or Home Matching in Your Future?
Many seniors are finding that they wish to remain in their current home but are short on living expenses or may need a bit of help with maintenance or chores. Some people call this “house rich, but cash poor.” Some are finding the solution by renting out a room or two in their homes. If…
How Peter Found a New Home in a Senior Community
Senior Seasons was recommended to Peter by his financial advisor, when he asked for help to find a senior community. He had just sold his home, and was under a short timeline to find an alternative. We met with him at his home a couple of times, to get a feel for his comfort zone,…
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