CCRC’S WINE PROGRAM — NOW AWARD-WINNING — PART OF APPEAL TO ‘DISCERNING’ RESIDENTS
One of the ways that senior living communities can keep residents happy is through their culinary arts programs, and the restaurant at one continuing care…Read More
News, Press & Awards
SENIOR OLYMPIANS CHEER EACH OTHER ON
The Tobias family of Annandale, Virginia, wasn’t one to sit around. With seven children, all of whom played sports, parents Joyce and Thomas Tobias kept…Read More
THE MATHER RECEIVES WINE SPECTATOR AWARD: SIGNATURE RESTAURANT RECOGNIZED AS A LEADING CULINARY DESTINATION
Tysons, Va., June 24, 2026 – The Mather received an Award of Excellence from Wine Spectator’s 2026 Restaurant Awards, which celebrate the world’s best restaurants…Read More
BOOST MALE ENGAGEMENT IN SENIOR LIVING PROGRAMS WITH THESE STRATEGIES
Senior living providers hoping to attract more male residents to their programs may need to change the way they promote their activities to those men,…Read More
NEW REPORT HIGHLIGHTS PROGRAMMING PREFERENCES OF MEN IN SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITIES
Men over the age of 50 are more likely to participate in activities and programs if they are in-person, one hour long and meet once…Read More
PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
Mather, an 85-year-old not-for-profit organization dedicated to creating Ways to Age Well, announces Michelle Agrest has been promoted to Senior Vice President of Accounting and…Read More
PET-FRIENDLINESS CAN BE A COMMUNITY DIFFERENTIATOR TO ATTRACT SOLO AGERS CONSIDERING SENIOR LIVING
Pet ownership among solo agers comes with numerous physical and emotional benefits. But pet owners often face barriers to moving to senior living over community…Read More
MARTHASTEWART.COM: GARDENING COULD BE THE SECRET TO HEALTHY AGING AND BETTER SLEEP, STUDY FINDS
Eating right and being physically active are two of the most important factors in living longer and healthier. And there’s one hobby that could help…Read More
NEW RESEARCH SUGGESTS GARDENING OFFERS MORE BENEFITS THAN JUST FRESH AIR FOR OLDER ADULTS
Gardening has long been associated with relaxation, fresh air, and spending more time outdoors, but new research suggests it may also provide meaningful physical and emotional…Read More
GARDENING IS GOOD FOR THE MIND AND THE BODY, REPORT FINDS
While there are many ways for older adults to stay active, maintain mental well-being and engage with others, one hobby stands out for its simplicity…Read More
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