Welcome to your new senior living home! Here are some tricks to settling in comfortably right from the start.
Congratulations! You’ve made a big move that will open up a world of freedom and fun, as well as offer peace of mind about the future. Welcome to your new home. Whether you are the one who made the move, or you have helped a loved one find the perfect retirement address, there are some… Read more »
Ready to be free of things that might be weighing you down? Here are some tips for downsizing to senior living—so you can live a more carefree lifestyle.
When you were a child, you might have read the fairy tale about the lady who lived in the shoe and had so many children she didn’t know what to do. Downsizing can feel like that—so many decisions, so many piles of stuff, so many moments when you wish you could close your eyes and… Read more »
Our approach to dining is included in our Signature Programs which means taking your culinary experience to the next level.
Nourishment is a major component of wellness—and one everyone appreciates when hunger pangs hit! In fact, at Senior Star, our approach to dining is included in our Signature Programs. Because everything we do is about helping you feel comfortable, at home, and immersed in an atmosphere of wellness. And for residents of Senior Star communities… Read more »
More and more seniors are moving to an independent living retirement community for a fresh start on a new adventure. Here are 7 benefits
What can help reduce stress, free up more time for you to enjoy life, and open the door to a world of new opportunities? Downsizing to all the conveniences and perks of independent living. More and more seniors are discovering that letting go of excess baggage is a smart way to move forward to a… Read more »
From the leather recliner that matches the one his wife is sitting in right next to him, 99-year-old Henry Baker leans forward and puts his wrinkled hands together, linking his fingers like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. “We fit together,” he says as tears pool in his eyes. “We understand each other. We just …”His voice cracks, trails off. He pauses to catch his breath and gather his thoughts. “We just understand each other,” he finally continues. "And we never stop laughing together."
Story by Holly Zachariah of the The Columbus Dispatch https://www.dispatch.com/story/lifestyle/family/2022/02/14/dublin-couple-valentines-day-77-year-marriage-henry-mary-baker/6707417001/ From the leather recliner that matches the one his wife is sitting in right next to him, 99-year-old Henry Baker leans forward and puts his wrinkled hands together, linking his fingers like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. “We fit together,” he says as tears pool… Read more »
Comparing costs of staying home versus senior living might surprise you, once you factor in your monthly expenses of owning a home.
When first considering a move to a retirement community such as independent living in a senior living community, it might seem like staying home would cost less. But it’s important to factor in the total costs of living at home—expenses that have become so routine you may not give them much thought. Once you do,… Read more »
Start early, listen, do your homework, understand their fears, involve family, and stay positive. Learn more
Talking to parents or loved ones about moving into a senior living community is something many adult children find necessary. As with any subject that affects another person’s life, this one requires patience, empathy, listening skills, and above all, preparation. But if you do prepare, you will find it’s possible to have a positive, productive… Read more »
Moving to assisted living is the smart choice and lets you enjoy more freedom, privacy, delicious cuisine, the outdoors and laughter.
Deciding whether to stay at home or move into assisted living is a major decision. If you are the one trying to decide, you’ve probably read a lot of articles, talked to current residents, listened to your family and given it a lot of thought. You know your home doesn’t offer the safety and accessibility… Read more »
A benefit of assisted living is more free time to try something new, make friends, learn, volunteer, snuggle with a pet and improve your fitness.
A benefit of assisted living is more free time to try something new, make friends, learn, volunteer, snuggle with a pet and improve your fitness.