There's a moment in many conversations about senior living when the question inevitably comes up: "Don't you want to go home?" For Thelma H., a resident at Otterbein St. Marys, the answer is refreshingly simple. "I get my cleaning done,...
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At Otterbein St. Marys, care isn't just a service — it's a calling. From the moment you walk through the doors, you'll feel the difference that comes from a community that leads with heart in everything it does. Hear from...
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Summer is the perfect time to enjoy the outdoors, attend community events with neighbors, and soak up the sunshine. But for older adults, too much heat and increased sun exposure can pose certain health risks. At Otterbein Jackson, our residents'...
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When it comes to celebrating Mother’s Day with your mom or grandmother, you may want to explore different ways to make the day special, particularly if she lives in a senior living community or requires additional support. Here are a...
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When you move into Otterbein Cridersville or any other Otterbein community, you’ll soon discover that you’re part of a community. Staff, whom we refer to as partners, and fellow residents will feel like family, helping you learn the ropes in...
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Ever wonder what the patio and ranch homes at Otterbein SeniorLife Cridersville look like? Are they big enough for all your favorite things? Is there a smaller home to help you downsize properly, allowing more time to travel and visit...
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Making the decision to move a parent into assisted living or a new senior living community is one of the hardest things a family will ever do. It's not just a logistical choice. It's emotional, it's personal, and it comes...
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The holidays are a time for joy, connection, and making memories. But when someone you love is living with dementia, seasonal celebrations can also bring unique challenges. With a little planning and understanding, you can create meaningful holiday experiences that...
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There is a specific kind of exhaustion that comes with being the one who holds everything together. You are the one who checks in every day. The one who rearranges your schedule when something goes wrong. The one who Googles...
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Falls are one of the most common — and most serious — health risks for older adults, but many falls are also preventable. Every year during Falls Prevention Awareness Week, communities and families focus on ways to help older adults...
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