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Updated November 25, 2024 The holiday season is fast approaching, and for many people, that means travel. Whether you’re packing a bag to visit family and friends or hopping a plane to a warmer destination, we’ve compiled a list of holiday travel tips for seniors. These holiday tips are designed to keep you safe and sound and to keep your trip from breaking the bank.
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The holiday season is a time for giving, and there’s a way to be sure your gift will leave a positive impact on the lives around you. Presbyterian Senior Living has more than 30 communities in and around Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware, and your donation would make a huge difference in the lives of the people we serve. Some gifts can even pay you back in the long run!
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This past month PSL lost one of its champions, former board chair, Ned Gardner. Attending his memorial service was an inspiring experience. Many spoke of his faith, and how he treasured his family and friends, and recalled how his life clearly illustrated his priorities. These are themes that I have heard before in memorial services for others. But there was another theme that was also frequently mentioned. It was that he lived his life with integrity.
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Money Magazine has released its latest rankings for best places to retire, and Bethlehem, PA, is ranked first out of all cities in the Northeast region. With a community in Bethlehem, Kirkland Village, Presbyterian Senior Living is poised to provide you with the best options for retirement in the region’s best city.
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Physical fitness is an important component of healthy aging, but it’s not the only kind of fitness that’s important. At Presbyterian Senior Living communities, we offer residents opportunities to participate in activities that improve lifelong fitness, including brain fitness and overall mental and physical fitness. There are a wide variety of activities and habits that help promote overall wellness and health. What you choose to do isn’t as important as choosing to do them consistently!
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October is the time when students are just getting settled into the rhythm of a new school year. While my six grandchildren range in age from elementary school to entering their first year of college, they all have one thing in common. As they adjust to their new surroundings and classes, they are all hoping to make new friends and experience a sense of belonging. In many respects their success in school is dependent on how successful they are in establishing new relationships and rekindling old friendships.
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