When thinking of seniors and their use of technology, iPads, Jitterbug cell phones and video calls with loved ones come to mind, but changes to technology are burgeoning across many fields that effect older adults.
There was a fascinating true story in Time magazine about Melissa Deal Forth, 40, a film maker in Atlanta. It was about the day her husband Chris Deal died.
As thanksgiving is approaching us I thought I would try and get us in the mood for the holiday.
Resident Ellie Labajetta always knew Masonic Village staff was dependable, but after she found herself in a smoke-filled apartment, she realized just how above and beyond they are willing to go for residents.
American heroes from the greatest generation were honored on this Veterans Day at Masonic Village at Elizabethtown.
Someone wrote these words: “Hurting people hurt people.” I really believe that they are true! A father and a son were walking together in the woods and they came upon an animal that had been caught in a hunter’s trap.
You are probably thinking, “That’s easy, it’s a cleaning service.” You would be correct, but we are so much more. Several years ago, one of our residents asked this question, and I had to stop and think about my answer.
My wife will tell you that I can’t bear to watch anything but the sports channels. Maybe your husband is like that.
The board-certified music therapists at Masonic Village at Elizabethtown are passionate about their profession, and four of them put that passion into action.
Glaucoma is called the “silent thief of sight” because people usually do not have any pain or symptoms from glaucoma until it has stolen a significant amount of their peripheral vision.