Seniors are the most patriotic people in the nation. According to recent statistics from the Pew Research Center, about 90% of older adults are invested in celebrating their American roots. There’s no time like Independence Day to appreciate the country, making it an important celebration for many seniors! Luckily, there are lots of 4th of…
According to the Ohio Department of Aging, Ohio is home to over 2.8 million people who are 60 years old or older. If you’re one of these seniors, you may struggle to find activities. You may be retired and have fewer daily tasks. You might be on the lookout for fun summer activities to fill…
Is someone you love showing signs of emotional or behavioral change as they age? You’re not alone. Many families in Indianapolis, IN, worry about how to support aging parents or relatives as mental health concerns arise. Senior mental health services provide the resources and support needed to address these issues. Discover how these services can…
Did you know that Gahanna is called the Herb Capital of Ohio, boasting a Herbal Trail, botanical gardens, and annual herb festivals? This unique connection with nature makes it the perfect destination for any senior seeking comfort and calm in their later years, something that’s vital for maintaining emotional well-being. Our older years can bring…
In the Northside of Indianapolis, a vibrant community known for its mix of natural beauty and healthcare access, aging adults are choosing wellness-centered lifestyles that help them stay active and aware. As we age, one area that deserves more attention is senior eye health, especially regarding the effects of high blood pressure. According to a…
Allentown, in the heart of Lehigh Valley, is a fun city with old-time charm and bright energy, perfect for July 4th events. At Rittenhouse Village At Lehigh Valley, we love the excitement of Independence Day. Our community, with its cozy, rustic look, has nice spots like a big dining room and sunny courtyards where seniors…
According to the American Foundation for the Blind, 13.4 million American adults 65+ experience vision loss. Some vision changes are part of the aging process. For instance, there’s presbyopia, in which the eye’s lens can no longer focus as sharply on nearby objects as it did before. Vision impairment or loss, however, is a different…
Many seniors are reluctant to move into assisted living, even when they desperately need daily help. Adding a beloved cat or dog to the mix makes the transition even more challenging. Many older adults don’t want to leave furry family members behind, especially those who have no alternative care plans for them. Luckily, assisted living…
In a community like the beautiful Rittenhouse Village at Lehigh Valley, in Allentown, PA, having an animal around will always offer a positive experience, and the American Heart Association has even confirmed that studies show that: “Owning a dog may reduce your risk of dying from a heart attack or stroke.” For this reason, the…
According to a national poll conducted by Michigan Medicine, 55% of seniors aged 50 to 80 have a pet. Curling up with a furry friend may help older adults cope with mental and physical health issues. In fact, over 75% say their pets relieve stress and give them a sense of purpose. Moving into pet…