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Health & Aging | Pine Run Village
At 87, Marty, a disabled Air Force veteran, was wheelchair bound. Parkinson’s disease had robbed him of his ability to move freely. Then he discovered Rock Steady Boxing, a program available at Presbyterian Senior Living’s Pine Run Village in Doylestown, Pa.
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Health & Aging | Miscellaneous
While navigating the complexities of aging, a life-altering medical episode can be a source of anxiety and dread. At Presbyterian Senior Living’s skilled nursing facilities, social workers strive to make the transitions through short-term physical therapy or into long-term skilled nursing care as smooth as possible.
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Finance & Planning | Miscellaneous
Psychologists have many theories on why people procrastinate. They range from a lack of confidence about their ability to make good decisions to anxiety, fear, and feeling just plain overwhelmed. Because they aren’t certain what the outcome will be, people put off taking action. And the more emotional the decision or change, the higher the odds of procrastinating.
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Health & Aging | Miscellaneous
It’s time to embrace the extra day gifted to us in 2024! From taking bold steps into the unknown to embracing new technologies and experiences, this year offers a chance to leap forward toward growth, fulfillment and connection. Let’s leap into action and discover how we can make the most out of our extra day!
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As seniors embrace technology to stay connected with loved ones, manage finances, or access health care resources, they become susceptible to scams, identity theft, and phishing attempts. Fostering a secure online environment is key to navigating the digital landscape safely and confidently.
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Diversity & Inclusion | Miscellaneous
Mardi Gras, the French phrase for Fat Tuesday, is a celebration most of us associate with New Orleans. While Mardi Gras technically refers to only Fat Tuesday, most years the festivities happen over a two-week period of time, at least here in the U.S. And there’s much more to the tradition than parades, unusual foods, and alcoholic beverages.
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