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Health & Wellness
So You’ve Planned Your Visit – What Next?
BE PREPARED FOR YOUR VISIT AND EASE YOUR MIND. Transitioning a loved one into a senior care community can be a big adjustment for both residents and family members. For many, it’s easy to carve out time to visit but sometimes difficult to know what to do or what to...
PLC Communities Feed The Soul
PLC communities are actively seeking out ways to engage with residents and help nurture their health, physically, mentally, and spiritually.
Five Simple Soul Essentials
Read below for five simple ideas that can be incorporated into a seniors routine to boost spirits, foster connection, and spark joy.
Aging Media Announces the Frontline Honors Class of 2022
Priority Life Care’s Octavia Holiday-Jones at Livingston Place at Southern Avenue in the DC was named Frontline Honoree 2022 by Aging Media Network (AMN).
Priority Life Care Certified a Great Place to Work May 2022 – May 2023
Great Place to Work Institute has honored Priority Life Care with certification as a Great Place to Work. The certification process considered more than 1,000 employee surveys from across Priority Life Care locations.
Seniors and Skin Care
Read Priority Life Care’s guide discussing various skin conditions among seniors and tips for optimal skin health.
Post Surgery Recovery for Seniors
As seniors age, there is a higher risk of having complications during and after surgery. This guide reviews the care options available for seniors after surgery.
Four Exercises For Balance
As seniors age, the ability to maintain balance, good posture, and stability often diminishes due to the loss of physical strength. We provide you with a few exercises to maintain or even improve, balance as you or your loved one ages.
How Senior Living Can Help Seniors With Seasonal Affective Disorder
Seasonal change increases the likelihood that the older adults may fall into depression, and this may cause withdrawal, while also posing a threat on their ability to receive care.