Presbyterian Senior Living : Blog
Giving voice to the topics that mean the most to those who matter the most.
The start of the New Year is a popular time to set new goals and priorities. For older adults, one recurring topic is where to live during retirement. The burdens of home ownership may feel greater during the winter, as can loneliness and isolation. For many, the solution can be an independent living apartment or cottage in a Life Plan Community.
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Gone are the days when retirement community dining meant bland, cafeteria-style meals at rigid times.
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Diane Dantos received the 2025 Altruism Award for helping to improve the quality of life at Presbyterian Village, Hollidaysburg. Initiated in 2023, PSL’s Altruism Award recognizes an individual or group who enhances the quality of life for others through volunteer work.
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Health & Aging | Personal Care/Assisted Living
As we get older, staying independent while having a good quality of life becomes important. Sometimes this can be hard to balance. You or a loved one might want your own place but may need help at different times of the day or night. If this sounds like you or someone you care about, there is a solution to think about. Assisted living and personal care communities give you the best of two worlds: help with daily tasks while still having your own apartment or suite.
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Moving into a senior living community opens an exciting new chapter in life. However, like any significant transition, it also comes with a mix of emotions and challenges.
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“It takes a village” is an African proverb that doesn’t just apply to raising children. For Elizabeth Jensen, a Licensed Social Worker and Independent Living Director at Presbyterian Senior Living’s Kirkland Village, the phrase is just as pertinent to those navigating the complications of life in retirement.
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