The Explorer: “To stay sharp mentally, work your body, mind”
It’s common for people to forget the little things, especially when they’re preoccupied. Throughout the day, we might not remember immediately what we ate for…Read More
In the News
U.S.News and World Report: “Keeping Your Brain Fit”
There’s plenty you can do to slow the effects of aging. Here’s how to keep your thinking and memory sharp Read More >>
Pioneer Press: “Governor talks transit with Northwest Side seniors”
Gov. Rod Blagojevich stopped by Mather’s More Than a Cafe, 3235 N. Central Ave., Friday to pitch is proposal of free public transit for seniors…Read More
Arizona Daily Star: “Berlin Airlift reunion of sorts”
Two ex-residents meet general who played key role Read More >>
Chef Magazine: “Putting Healthy in its Place”
No need to compromise flavor for health—just know where to put it and when Read More
Advance for Long-Term Care Management: “Stepping Past Stereotypes”
A program’s goal should not only be to modify lifestyle behaviors, but also to change long-held assumptions about physical activity. Read More >>
Restaurants & Institutions: “What’s on the menu for ’08”
As new ideas and ingredients brighten the 2008 culinary landscape, four key dining philosophies will guide Americans’ eating habits. Read More >>
Nursing Homes Magazine: “Serving Up Hospitality Through Community Initiatives”
Extraordinary experiences, exciting possibilities for older adults are offered with a retail appeal Read More >>
Evanston Review: “Mather LifeWays enters new phase”
Retirement-tower project under way Read More >>
Edison-Norwood Times Review: “More is more at Mather’s senior cafes”
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