Why do we observe American Heart Month every February? Because more than 600,000 Americans die from heart disease every year. One in four deaths in the U.S. are attributable to heart disease. It affects people of all ages, genders and ethnicities. People ages 65 and older are much more likely than younger people to suffer […]
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Westminster Village Invites Guests to Participate in Special 6-Week Indiana Arts Commission Poetry Class
Westminster Village, Tippecanoe County’s preferred Life Plan Community for older adult residents since 1976, is pleased to announce a unique opportunity that allows non-Westminster Village residents to participate in a six-week contemporary Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) Poetry Class at no charge to them. The course will be held on Westminster Village’s senior living campus. Course participants will read, […]
Assisted Living vs. Memory Care in West Lafayette
Difference between Assisted Living and Memory Care at Westminster Village in West Lafayette Most older adults plan to live in their home for as long as possible. But when living at home is no longer safe, practical, or enjoyable, it’s time to consider a plan B. A move to assisted living or memory care can […]
Memory Care and Heartfelt Connections
What Is Memory Care in West Lafayette, Indiana? Like everyone else, older adults cherish their freedom and independence. But when someone starts to experience memory loss and cognitive decline, that person will eventually need assistance. It’s common for a family member or close friend to become a primary caregiver for someone living with Alzheimer’s disease […]
What Is Independent Living?
As you or your loved one consider a move to a senior living community, there are several options to learn about. Two of the most common options are independent living and assisted living. To make the best choice, one of the first questions to answer is: What are the main differences between independent living and […]
Why are Brain Exercises Important for Senior Adults?
Surprising ways independent living communities support brain health. Did you know that one of the ways to delay memory loss is simply to use your brain? That’s why brain exercises are so important for seniors. In fact, if you look at the four main ingredients to maintaining brain health in aging adults as presented by […]