Welcome to our information hub with resources for seniors, caregivers and families connected with Fellowship Village.
We’ve all heard that you’re supposed to drink eight glasses of water each day. The human body is 60% water, so it makes sense that we should stay hydrated. Keeping track of how much you drink is just one of many tips for staying hydrated, but there’s more to...
How FellowshipLIFE’s Life Plan Communities can benefit you You may have noticed your physical, mental, and health needs changing with age. You might not be able to do everything you could when you were in your 20s or even your 30s. As we age, we want to make...
Spending quality time with grandchildren is a good way for seniors to stay active and avoid senior isolation. After being cooped up inside all winter, you may be ready to head for the great outdoors. The warmer weather of spring gives lots of new options for enjoying...
Avoiding social isolation: The importance of relationships and community for seniors One of the biggest perks of moving to a senior living community is, well, the community. From caring staff members to potential new besties, senior living offers many opportunities...
Eye conditions for seniors to watch for and how to treat them For most, our eyes are one of the main ways we connect with the world. Sight gives us the joy of seeing a loved one’s face, the beauty of a field of flowers, and the simple pleasure of reading a book. But...
When should you make the move to an Independent Living community? As we age, we start to think about what comes next. Maybe the kids are grown and out of the house. Maybe you just don’t want to walk up stairs anymore. And the yardwork just never seems to end. You...
Fellowship Village receives Caring.com’s 2024 Caring Stars Award Thanks to our amazing residents and caring team members, Fellowship Village is proud to announce that we have received Caring.com’s 2024 Caring Stars Award. This award recognizes service excellence in...
Identify Early Signs of Dementia and Learn About Treatment Options In order to identify something, you must first understand what it is. Dementia is more than just forgetting where you put the car keys. It is a decrease in cognitive functions of thinking,...
As we get older, our bodies change and don’t bounce back quite how they used to. Sleeping just a little bit different can leave your back and neck aching for days. But another common concern for older adults is falling, with one out of four in the United States...
If you’re someone who loves to go for long walks or jogs, winter might feel a bit constraining. But there are still plenty of indoor exercises for seniors to keep you active and invigorated throughout the colder months. Here are four winter fitness ideas for seniors...