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A Veteran’s  Pension (Aid and Attendance) is a benefit paid to those who served during a wartime. A veteran (or his spouse) may be eligible if: the veteran was honorably discharged from service the veteran served 90 days or more of active duty with at least 1 day during a period of wartime. the veteran […]

Father’s Day is an important day where we honor our fathers (and/or the father figures in our lives) and recognize them for everything that they have done for us. However, it can be difficult to plan the ideal day for your father, especially if he is living in a  personal care/assisted living community. Buying dad […]

Senior living can be life-changing.  It has been proven that seniors lead better, healthier, happier lives in senior living communities. So although caregivers may worry that moving a loved one to senior living means downgrading their quality of life, the truth is that assisted/supportive living can offer care and hope that even the best home-based […]

If you have  turned on the news or picked up a newspaper lately, you have  seen tons of stories about COVI D-19, the viral disease also known as the “coronavirus.”  Everyone is scared of this pandemic.   And at Sunnymere, we want to reassure you that  the well-being of our residents and staff are our […]

Choosing gifts for an older adult can sometimes be challenging. It may feel like your parent or grandparent has everything they want or need. Finding something meaningful might feel tough. We have birthday, anniversary, and other gift ideas for your older loved ones whether they live in a senior living community or private home. Gift […]

Forgetting things occasionally is a part of life. It’s why people may have reminders on their smartphones or sticky notes on their refrigerators. As people get older they might experience more frequent instances of memory loss, but this is often a normal part of aging. So how can aging adults tell if they’re experiencing the […]

Although the holiday season can be a happy and joyous time for most of us, many older adults and seniors find the season hectic, confusing and even depressing depending on their mental, physical and emotional conditions. The good news is that we can all help contribute to a happier season for the older adults and […]

Children of older adults often wonder how an independent living differs from assisted living. Though they may look similar, they are two distinct types of senior housing.  In either case, seniors would have no  lawn care, snow removal, maintenance, and repairs  utilities property taxes Services Offered in Independent Living Independent living is intended for older […]

AS A PARENT struggles  to live independently, their children’s  generous first inclination is to open their  home. “Come live with us, Mom,” or “We’ve got plenty of room, Dad,” is an offer many adult children make. It’s a loving gesture to help keep your parent safe and return at least some of the care that […]

Aging In Place – What Does Aging In Place Really Mean? Aging in place means a person in their golden years making a conscious decision to stay in their home for as long as they can. They will enjoy  the comforts that are important to them and still able to access the things they require […]