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Independence At Every Stage
January 2, 2023At Priority Life Care, our purpose is Independence. This independence can be a peace of mind, like in the case of mother and daughter, Linda and Betty, at Celebration Villa.
4 Major Benefits in Choosing a Senior Living Community
December 8, 2020Senior Living communities continue to be the right option for many seniors. Here are 4 benefits to choosing senior living community in today’s world.
Five Simple Soul Essentials
August 1, 2022Finding hobbies, activities, and practices that nourish the soul is essential to living a well-balanced life at any age. Priority Life Care communities encourage both residents and family members to seek these activities out in their day to day lives. Below are five simple ideas that can be incorporated into a seniors routine to boost... Read More
Back to Basics: What to Consider as a Loved One Ages
October 1, 2021Choosing a senior community for your loved one is one of the most important care decisions you’ll make; use this quick guide to everything you need to know about senior care terminology.
Research from numerous reputable studies has indicated music can reduce anxiety, blood pressure and pain in addition to improving sleep, moods, mental alertness and memory, proving most beneficial to the elderly. YOu can find many additional benefits here. Despite the advance of age, our brains are constantly building connections whenever new stimuli are introduced and… Read More
As we watch our parents grow into their golden years, tough decisions may come ahead. One of the most difficult decisions is moving a parent from the familiarity and routines of one’s lifelong home into an assisted living. Why Move Your Loved One Into Assisted Living? Residing in an assisted living community gives an aging… Read More
Vince Papale, best known as the underdog walk-on of the 1976 Philadelphia Eagles, will be the keynote speaker at the 2019 PLC Symposium.
Priority Life Care rolls out their new program, Along the Journey, dedicated to residents suffering from dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.