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2 02, 2021

A Shot Of Hope From Regency at Augusta

2021-06-09T11:35:02-04:00Blog|

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 [...]

29 12, 2020

Senior Living Community Checklist: Questions To Ask Before Moving In

2021-06-09T23:45:14-04:00Blog|

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 [...]

29 12, 2020

Helping Seniors Overcome The Winter Blues

2020-12-29T20:33:23-05:00Blog|

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 [...]

29 12, 2020

Keeping Seniors Safe This Winter

2020-12-29T19:53:06-05:00Blog|

Winter weather puts seniors at greater risk for injury and illness. The consequences of winter-related challenges like power-outages, icy sidewalks, and increased time indoors can have an adverse effect on the senior population. However, with some planning and extra precautions, these challenges can be mitigated. Here are 5 tips to keep seniors safe this winter: [...]

23 11, 2020

Cold and Flu Season is Upon Us and Prevention is Key

2020-11-24T11:44:37-05:00Blog|

Cold and Flu season is well underway, and in 2020, it has a whole new meaning! With COVID-19, we are all hyper aware of our health, and for senior citizens, it is more important than ever. Unfortunately, seniors are more at risk for catching a cold and flu, as our immune system weakens with age. [...]

23 11, 2020

Thriving Through Your Senior Years: How a Senior Living Community Can Help

2020-11-24T11:41:13-05:00Blog|

When considering whether a senior living community is the right choice for you and your family, there are many factors to consider. Of course, individual needs will differ, and each senior living community will have different offerings. Senior living communities are often the preferred choice for aging adults, as these community-focused living arrangements provide a [...]

23 11, 2020

Coordinating a Caregiving Team: 3 Tips for Caregivers

2020-11-24T11:37:38-05:00Blog|

There are numerous responsibilities when it comes to caring for loved ones, and if you are the primary caregiver of parents or family members, you know the day-to-day tasks require careful coordination. Caring for an aging loved one can become stressful without an effective support system and caregiving team. Whether you are leaning on friends, [...]

23 11, 2020

Making the Most of the Holidays

2020-11-24T11:31:11-05:00Blog|

The Holidays are just around the corner, and it’s the perfect time to celebrate and enjoy the best of the winter season! With COVID-19, holiday celebrations may look slightly different this year, but like anything, the holidays are what you make of them. There are many ways to celebrate this beautiful time of year, with [...]

28 10, 2020

Eating Healthfully Through The Holidays

2020-10-28T15:54:13-04:00Blog|

November officially kicks off the Holiday season. With it comes family gatherings, social events, and lots and lots of delicious food and treats.  There are several ways you can enjoy the delectable tastes of the season while keeping your plates healthful and satisfying.  Limit Sugar This may be easier said than done, but it’s [...]