Maintaining a Positive Attitude Towards Aging
The process of growing old is not something most people look forward to, but it is a reality of life. Aging is bound to happen and cannot be avoided. However, it is not necessary to have a negative or sad outlook toward the process. Healthy aging is possible for each one of us. The key [...]
Fine Dining at Regency at Augusta
At Regency Senior Living, our philosophy is that healthy living starts with healthy eating. But we also believe that eating healthy doesn’t have to mean giving up flavor or your favorite cuisine. We are proud to offer dining that delights at Regency at Augusta. Nutrition With a wide range of chef-inspired handmade entrée options, [...]
Staying Social Through COVID-19
It’s no secret that COVID-19 has severely limited all of us in our ability to interact with others, which has been especially true for those who reside in a long-term care facility. As the virus continues to be an issue for us all, it is becoming even more important for us to find alternative activities [...]
A Shot Of Hope From Regency at Augusta
COVID-19 has had no shortage of challenges, disappointments, and difficulties. However, staff at Regency at Augusta haven't skipped a beat... they've continued to do everything in their power to keep things light, fun, and hopeful during this difficult time. Time To Celebrate On January 27th, we welcomed the CVS team to our facility to provide [...]
Senior Living Community Checklist: Questions To Ask Before Moving In
Every senior living community is different, and it can feel overwhelming trying to choose the right one. Each person looking at a senior living community will have different needs, desires, and expectations. Use this checklist of questions to ask before moving in to ensure you pick the perfect community for you. Location Is it [...]
Helping Seniors Overcome The Winter Blues
When days get shorter and the cold weather keeps us indoors, we can experience the winter blues. Feelings of sluggishness, listlessness, and changes in appetite can creep in as the temperatures drop. Many seniors spend a significant amount of time inside to avoid icy sidewalks and snowy weather, but being indoors can contribute to these [...]
January is Hot Tea Month
A hot cup of tea can soothe both the mind and body and has been doing so for thousands of years. Ancient Egyptians and Ancient Chinese Medicine practitioners have been using herbal teas to cure, prevent, and treat diseases since 1000 B.C. Aside from water, tea is the most consumed beverage globally, and many cultures [...]