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How to Deal With Aging Parents
Watching your parents grow older can be difficult. Aging parents’ independence can decline while their reliance on you or your siblings can grow, creating a hard situation for the family. It can also be a difficult dynamic when the roles are reversing, and you’re more like the caretaker. However, there are ways to help you Read More
Winter Slip and Fall Prevention for Older Adults
Braving those cold icy storms is no easy feat for anybody, but hazardous winter outdoor conditions can be particularly dangerous for older adults. In fact, statistics indicate that up to 35% of older adults worldwide suffer a major fall each year, and the risk of suffering a fall is significantly higher for those who have Read More
10 Activities to Help Seniors Keep Their Minds Sharp
Unfortunately, declining memory and overall cognitive decline can be a natural part of aging. In fact, although a lot of studies have focused on cognitive decline for those over the age of 60, studies have found that age-related cognitive decline begins in healthy, educated adults when they’re in their 20s and 30s. And although it’s Read More
Caregiver Checklist: Changes to Watch for in yourself and your loved one
There’s an old saying: If your loved one forgets where they put their keys, they’re probably just distracted, stressed, or overworked. In other words, it’s likely nothing to worry about. If they forget what their keys are for, that may be a sign your loved one needs more help. While we offer many care Read More
How to Plan for Your Aging Parents
Planning for aging parents can feel uncomfortable. No one wants to think about the fact that they or their loved ones will deal with emergencies, financial insecurity and eventually death, but it’s an important conversation that needs to occur. Without a plan, you can find yourself unnecessarily stressed. Here are a few tips on how Read More
Tips on Planning a Safe Holiday This Year
As many people begin their fall and winter holiday celebrations, the CDC offers many great considerations to help protect individuals and their families, friends, and communities from COVID-19. The recommendations address location, duration, and number of people at gatherings as well as COVID-19 risk reduction strategies for before, during, and after holiday events. The webpage Read More
Our Updated Safety Procedures in Response to COVID-19
Click here for a VACCINE UPDATE as of 12/14/20. The safety of our residents and staff members who live and work in our communities is our top priority at Cherrywood Pointe and Ebenezer. We have made some changes in our operation to maintain the safety of our communities. First and foremost, we are Read More
How Senior Residential Living Improves Quality of Life
When it comes to overall well-being, quality of life takes priority. From having access to clean water to being able to see friends regularly, feeling secure in your own life and having your basic needs met can make all the difference for your physical, emotional and mental health. It’s when the essential aspects of your Read More
Ebenezer COVID-19 Update from CEO Jon Lundberg
Want to know what we’re doing about COVID-19? Watch this video from Jon Lundberg, Ebenezer’s CEO, on the latest news and updates related to Ebenezer’s COVID-19 actions and strategies. The video includes information about our health screenings, infection control procedures, personal protective equipment (PPE) protocols, and critical surveillance testing for residents and staff. Jon also discusses Read More
Understanding Medical Assistance and Elderly Waiver
As a loved one to an older adult that needs care, or someone thinking about care for yourself down the road, you may be worried you don’t have the financial income or savings that you need for a senior living community. You may be asking yourself, “what happens if I run out of money?” You Read More