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Dished: The Mather Brings High-End Dining to Senior Living

What do you get when you mix two parts Culinary Institute of America-trained personnel, one part locally-sourced ingredients, five parts dining room variety and one…Read More

The Campus Tour Redux

Excerpt Try before you buy Attend the open house. Meet the people. Eat the food. Some places even allow an overnight stay or a trial…Read More

Mather residents access memories through symphony program

When Anna Clyne approached Mather LifeWays about participating in a program that explored music and memory, officials at the senior living residence were more than…Read More

Profile: Mastering by example

Everything Mary Leary needed to know about tenacity and resilience, she learned at home. Her father lived a full life despite injuries from World War…Read More

Sustainable Building Demand for Retirees is Green and Growing

As the “Boomers” explore housing options in retirement, one of the key features being considered is environmental sustainability for a healthier environment overall. Some of…Read More

A Colorful Quilt on Aging Well

Last summer, on the first weekend in August Evanston’s Lakeshore Art Festival, the Mather Pavilion offered the community a project to work on as they…Read More

Pets provide benefits for older adults

This pet-loving nation has always had a place in our hearts for furry family members, and for older adults the benefits of owning a pet,…Read More

Effort Seeks New Name for CCRCs

It’s about the ‘R’ word—retirement, says LeadingAge President and CEO Larry Minnix. And the ‘C’ word—care, he adds. Those two words and older adults’ perceptions surrounding them…Read More

Preschoolers Visit Mather Pavilion

On March 6, with sunshine and a promise of spring in the air, Daryl Johnson and Jenna Downing’s class of 4- and 5-year-olds from Unity…Read More

Year: 2014