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What Are Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)?

October 24, 2025

Do you ever wonder why it would be unsafe to live at home? What, in the aging process, might cause you or a loved one to consider researching Senior Communities? How would signs be recognizable? Health field professionals depend on identifying Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) or Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADL) with individuals. […]

Active Aging Week

October 2, 2025

Wow… retirement arrived with dreams of sleeping late and indulging in “decadence.” Now this week has been declared “Active Aging Week!” Have no fear. You are invited to participate in multiple ways at your own pace. And, who knows? After a week of being an “active ager,” new habits may develop that last all year. […]

The Virtues of Age: What Seniors Bring to the World

September 9, 2025

The Virtues of Age: What Seniors Bring to the World A young man was overheard asking “what are old people good for anyhow?” Bristling, this writer’s first thought was “how old is old? Surely not my age!” Alas, old has many definitions. According to an AI Overview (yup, the new source of information, AI, or […]

Different Types of Senior Living Communities

August 25, 2025

When thinking a change is needed, your first call is Bridge to Better Living. Our expert Transition Consultants know that searching for the most appropriate Senior Living is overwhelming and confusing. Bridge to Better Living is here to help you and your loved ones find the right facility for your future.

Balancing Care and Respecting Senior Parents

August 11, 2025

One lesson taught to every generation is “respecting senior parents,” even as we ourselves adopt this role.

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Discover the Benefits of Assisted Living

July 28, 2025

Discover the Benefits of Assisted Living My friend Mavis complained about everything. Conversations were boringly negative and repetitive until one just did not want to be with her anymore. Friends began compiling lists of excuses not to visit. Mavis would harp about cooking for one person, dust so thick you could write the date in it, […]

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