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The holiday season means spending time with the people you love most, engaging in your favorite seasonal traditions, and making wonderful memories. This is also the time of year when most people buy meaningful gifts for family and friends.
Read More about Pay-it-Forward Ideas for This Holiday SeasonAccording to the Cleveland Clinic, “Alzheimer’s disease is a brain condition that causes a progressive decline in memory, thinking, learning, and organizing skills.” Accounting for 60 to 80 percent of cases, it is the most common type of dementia among older adults.
Read More about Uplands Village Answers: What Are the 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s?In 2017, the Uplands Environmental Committee asked Obed Watershed Community Association (OWCA) Executive Director, Dennis Gregg, for consultation on stormwater issues at Uplands Village. One of Dennis’ recommendations was the creation of “no mow” buffers along waterways and lakes, which were subsequently instituted.
Read More about A Story of Community Partnership: Obed Watershed & Uplands VillageIn today’s fast-paced world, where high-intensity workouts dominate fitness trends, and we deal with daily stressors, low-impact exercises have emerged as a popular alternative. Activities such as yoga, tai chi, and pilates offer a gentler approach to fitness while providing numerous health benefits that go well beyond the physical.
Read More about Low-Impact Exercises: The Benefits of Yoga, Tai Chi, and PilatesThe senior housing industry is a rapidly growing field that offers numerous rewarding opportunities for individuals seeking meaningful careers. Whether you are in nursing, dining or hospitality, caregiving, or performing any other role within the senior living industry, there are many benefits to choosing this path.
Read More about Senior Housing Careers: Why Work at Uplands VillageAs we age, it’s not uncommon to need support with daily tasks and responsibilities. As a result, assisted living communities have become popular for individuals who require some level of support and care but want to maintain their independence.
Read More about Is it Too Late to Consider Assisted Living Options?Post-hospitalization rehabilitation is vital for individuals recovering from an injury, illness, or surgery, restoring mobility, confidence, and independence. There are several types of rehabilitation, each providing unique benefits.
Read More about 4 Common Types of Rehabilitation and Why They MatterAssisted living is a great option for individuals who need assistance with their daily routine but want to safely maintain their independence. Today’s assisted living communities are vibrant, supportive environments that can enhance your quality of life or the life of someone you love.
Read More about Explore How Assisted Living Communities Can Enhance Quality of LifeAs we get older, evaluating our living arrangements and what we will need and want throughout our retirement years is common. One option that has become increasingly popular in recent years is 55 and older communities.
Read More about Why Retirees Love Living in 55 and Older CommunitiesChoosing a retirement living community takes a lot of thought, planning, and patience. Beyond a community that offers the right level of care, amenities and activities that align with your interests, and accommodations that cater to your lifestyle, you want to find a community that makes you feel at home.
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