As you begin the search for the right community for you or someone you love, it’s helpful to know the differences in the various types of senior living communities and what to expect from each.

If you or your family member are new to a senior living community, here’s what you can expect this holiday season.

Winter is a high-risk time for senior accidents. Here’s some safety precautions you can take to help protect yourself during the winter.

Senior living communities have taken multiple steps to rid themselves of false stereotypes. Nowadays, senior living caters to people in a similar fashion as high-end hotels.

There are a variety of factors that can play into the decision regarding a senior living community. Continuing Care is one and can prepare you or your loved one for all scenarios.

As we age, our bodies are constantly changing, so of course, you can’t have the same diet at 60 as you had at 25. Luckily, there are a lot of ways older adults can maintain a healthy diet.

Deciding what to pack before moving into senior living can be a bit daunting for seniors. These tips will make the process feel much smoother and allow peace of mind.

Deciding which senior living community is best can be overwhelming at first, especially because of the weight the decision will have on you and your family. Luckily, there are many resources to help you in your search.

When a family discovers that a loved one needs more care than they can provide, it can become stressful and sometimes confusing to sort through the options.

Are you considering moving out of your home and still want to stay active? Independent living is perfect when you’re looking for a smaller space but still want to maintain your vivid social life. This means yes, you can keep your car! Learn all about independent living transportation and some of the amazing benefits that the communities offer.

Whether the you’re making the decision to downsize or you simply just want to move to community of like-minded peers, there are many benefits to moving into an active senior living community.

Assisted living has evolved a lot over the years and continues to become more dynamic in its offerings.

We all know that technology seems to be a large driving force in the world we live in because of its ever-evolving nature.

Studies show that as time goes on, more adults continue to work into “retirement years.”

Are you worried the cost of senior living may not fit into your budget? While the monthly cost may seem high, it is important to remember all that is included in the community rental fees. Understand the costs of senior living with this helpful breakdown.

Deciding to move into a senior apartment can be both exciting and intimidating. It is important to find a community that fits both your needs and your personality.

As we age, memory impairments such as Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia begin to deeply affect the cognitive abilities of more people that we know and love.

Depression can affect people of all ages at different junctions in their life.

Deciding between senior living communities or hiring an in-home caregiver can be a tricky decision for seniors and their families.

Staying active in older age is not only good for your body, but it also does wonders for your attitude and mind.

Grand Ledge is the perfect setting for people who love the idea of living in a small, quiet city.

You don’t have to be lifting weights at the gym to be an active person. Simply getting your body moving every day is great for your health. If you want to get into physical activity, but don’t know where to start, try these helpful tips.

Many seniors have the perception that a retirement community is equivalent to the dreaded “old folks home.” However, this couldn’t be further from the truth. Today’s retirement communities are full of fun activities, services and amenities designed to promote the utmost independence and privacy for residents.

Once you’ve found a community to call home, it is important to bring what means the most to you, with you. Independence Village knows that moving can be stressful but we are here to help relieve the burden of that process. See our four tips on what you should bring to your new senior living community.