Health and Wellness in Retirement Archives

Essential Tips for Aging in Place: Safe and Comfortable Living

A group of older adults sit around a table, smiling and laughing together while enjoying coffee, cake, and pastries in a bright, cozy setting.

Aging in place means living in your own home safely and comfortably as you get older. Hi, I’m Betsy O’Leary, a Certified Aging in Place Specialist (CAPS) and publisher of the Carolina Living Choices Retirement Guide. I’ve spent years helping retirees and their families navigate the journey of aging in place with confidence and peace…

Finding Joy and Connection: Coping with Loneliness During the Holidays

An older woman with short white hair sits on a bed in her Hendersonville senior living room, gazing thoughtfully out the window. She wears a striped shirt, her hand resting on her chest. The dimly lit space features a clock on a nearby nightstand, adding to the serene ambiance.

“Finding Joy and Connection: Coping with Loneliness During the Holidays”

The holiday season can be a challenging time for seniors without family nearby. Feelings of loneliness can be especially pronounced during this period of togetherness and celebration.

Navigating Your Next Chapter: A Guide to Choosing a Retirement Housing Type

A group of older adults in swimsuits enjoy a lively water aerobics class at Deerfield Episcopal Retirement Community, using colorful foam noodles in the bright and spacious indoor pool, embodying active retirement living in Hendersonville.

Retirement marks a significant transition in life, often accompanied by a change in living arrangements. As you embark on this new chapter, the decision regarding where to live becomes a pivotal point. The myriad of retirement housing options can be overwhelming, but understanding the different types and assessing your needs can simplify this process…

Stay updated! Sign up for our free retirement housing guide.