Trends in living, working, aging well highlighted in report
A new report from Mather Institute highlights emerging trends from around the world that are delivering insights into health and wellness, sustainability and climate, technology…Read More
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Mather residents adopt Raymond Park
Jackie Winter, a 12-year resident of The Mather, was at a local park with her grandkids in 2022 when she noticed a group of people cleaning.…Read More
The wellness equation in CCRCs: Reviving a core promise for successful aging
In the ever-evolving world of senior living, the concept of wellness has often taken a back seat to financial-, lifestyle- and amenity-driven messaging. Although these…Read More
What Today’s Senior Living Consumers Really Want: Expectations, Trends and Industry Shifts
Older adults considering senior living have never been more sophisticated and demanding. Their collective mindset has changed and evolved in notable ways in recent years,…Read More
Solo Aging: Challenges and Solutions
Why should all of us be concerned about solo aging? According to the U.S. Census Bureau, by 2034, there will be more people 65 years…Read More
Pets help older adults age well through physical, emotional, social benefits: Mather study
Older adults who own pets feel more socially connected, leading to increased happiness and life satisfaction as well as reduced feelings of loneliness, according to…Read More
Shifting to wellness mindset has many benefits for providers, residents, panelists say
The COVID-19 pandemic forced senior living providers to acknowledge that they are in the healthcare business, but now it’s time to take the next step,…Read More
Mather residents donate hand-knit hats to local students
The winter was a little warmer this year for area school children, thanks to residents at The Mather, a senior living community at 425 Davis St. Members…Read More
Mental health and aging: Addressing a growing concern
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The winter season can lead many individuals to feelings of depression and anxiety. Holidays can bring on stress or the sadness that…Read More
Couple who found love later in life had different journeys before their paths converged on the dance floor
Sanna Longden and Clint Seely were in their 70s when they met in 2016 at a dance at the annual Door County Folk Festival. She…Read More
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