We were recognized by the Dundalk Eagle and the Avenue News as the Best in Assisted Living. Thank you, to the readers of these local publications for voting for us! … [Read more...]
Take Time To Stop And Smell The Flowers
We often take our sense of smell for granted, but studies show that scents are closely linked to memory and can even impact moods and emotions. It’s fascinating to think that just inhaling a particular scent can transport us into a different time and place or put us in a different frame of mind. Read on to learn more about the benefits of “smell therapy” and how you may derive some benefits from taking time to stop and smell the flowers. … [Read more...]
Stimulating Games for Seniors
Wherever two or more seniors gather, there’s a good chance that games will ensue. There’s nothing like a good card or board game to get the mind working, the competitive juices flowing, and the conversation going.However, it’s important that games for seniors do more than run the gamut from “b” (bingo) to “b” (bridge). Variety is important—not only to reduce boredom but also to stimulate the brain. Research shows that novelty is an important … [Read more...]
Dealing With The Dangers Of Clutter
It’s important to be safe on the road and at work, but safety at home is an equally critical consideration—particularly in light of National Safety Month this past June.With the help of Chris Seman, president of Caring Transitions, a professional solution for senior relocation, downsizing, estate sale, and online auction services, we explore the dangers of clutter and provide tips on cleaning your home and clearing your mind for a senior … [Read more...]
What Size Community is Best?
Small, medium, or large—which Senior Living community is the right fit for your parent? There is no one correct answer to that question. While a big sprawling community with upwards of a thousand residents might feel like home to one person, a more intimate setting that houses less than two dozen residents might be best for another. Some would be perfectly content in a 100- to 200-unit community. It really depends on the individual and their … [Read more...]
Orioles of Old….
Are you and Orioles fan or, more generally, a baseball fan? Do you still recount the glory days of the old teams, full of your favorite players? Well, this weekend you have an opportunity to share that affinity with Mark Millikin, author of The Glory of the 1966 Orioles and Baltimore.In the meeting room of the Perry Hall branch of the library (less than 10 miles away) on Saturday, May 16th, at 2:00 pm, Millikin will recounts the story of the … [Read more...]