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Retirement brings new freedoms, new opportunities and new choices, but it also brings important questions. One of the biggest is whether to age in place or move to a senior living community. Both options offer advantages and both require thoughtful planning. Understanding the benefits and challenges of each option can help you make a confident decision that best supports your independence, safety and well-being.
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Community Experience | Health & Aging
Today’s retirement years are no longer something that simply “happens” to you. It’s something you shape. Aging is no longer about slowing down or settling. It’s about thriving in a new and meaningful chapter of life.
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Presbyterian Senior Living recognizes our team members bring diverse backgrounds and languages to our organization. For this reason, PSL strives to ensure each team member has equitable access to information and resources when possible. By offering different language options for training materials, benefit information and company communications, we can ensure all team members can engage and receive necessary information.
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Growing older isn’t just about counting years. It’s about deepening joy, strengthening purpose and embracing the life you’ve built.
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Today’s senior living communities – sometimes called Life Plan communities, or continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs) – are vibrant, resident-centered environments. These communities are designed to help residents stay independent and enjoy life more. Here, older adults experience daily opportunities for wellness, learning and meaningful engagement.
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When the time comes to find a senior living solution for an older adult, many families face a difficult decision about how to balance independence with safety and support. Personal care living, also known as assisted living, offers a middle ground. But who is a good candidate for these types of communities, and what exactly are the benefits?
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