Today’s seniors can benefit greatly from resort-style home environments that bring an elevated level of luxury, comfort and convenience. Discovery Village At Sugarloaf’s well-appointed one- and two-bedroom independent-living cottages feature full-size kitchens with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops, as well as an attached one-car garage.
Friday, August 5th from 10am to noon, The Gwinnett Council for Seniors located at 186 East Pike Street, Lawrenceville, also known as the Browne Building, will reopen after their short summer break in July.
Choosing an assisted living community is an important, emotional and often necessary decision for many families, and Benton House is here to help.
As temperatures cool and festive holiday fun abounds, Discovery Village At Sugarloaf gives you even more to feel thankful and merry about!
As temperatures cool and festive holiday fun abounds, Discovery Village At Sugarloaf gives you even more to feel thankful and merry about! Under the ownership of national award-winning Discovery Senior Living, Discovery Village At Sugarloaf offers world-class senior living combined with comprehensive personalized care services.
The Lilburn Woman’s Club and Mountain Park United Methodist Church are hosting a free workshop on Senior Issues at Mountain Park UMC Family Life Center on August 16 from 9 am till 1 pm.
Downsizing your home and personal belongings is nothing new to people when you have raised your children and they have their own families now with their own home. However, “letting go” of a home is very difficult for many seniors. The many memories made during the lifetime of getting married, buying a home, having that first, second, third or fourth child all start to make a person smile when reminiscing.
In honor of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on Sunday, June 15, the Department of Human Services Division of Aging Services encourages Georgians to learn about warning signs of elder abuse and help raise awareness about the abuse of older adults and people with disabilities.
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Most senior citizens look forward to retiring and taking it easy but Allan Johnson, known as AJ, did not adopt that attitude when he retired; he continued to play ball, run and compete in athletic events into his seventies and he is still running.
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