This blog was published in 2021 and updated in April 2024. For many people, mealtime is increasingly seen as an experience rather than just a necessity, so having great food and many options is important. Luckily, you’ll find them both...
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Many older adults may wonder why you'd consider moving if you’re in good health and happy in your current home. Future planning may be the last thing on your mind, but why not take advantage of your current good health to...
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By Otterbein Granville resident Mary Ellen H. I am the laziest person on earth. When I went for therapy after a total knee replacement (that’s TKR for cool people), the therapist asked what I wanted to be able to do...
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By Otterbein Granville resident Kathie H. Every Sunday afternoon at Otterbein Granville, there is an opportunity to attend a gathering for worship led by one of the clergy leaders from the Granville Village churches. On October 1, the weather cooperated,...
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This blog was originally published in 2021. It was updated in April 2024. Whether you're walking on our nature trails, playing bocce ball, or exploring the surrounding communities, there are endless opportunities to stay active and engaged in and around...
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This blog was originally published in 2021. It was updated in April 2024. While many older adults desire to stay at home as long as possible, some senior living options, like a life plan community, might make more financial sense....
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Otterbein Granville Resident Dave Skeen describes how he has continued his love of landscape architecture for the past 11 years as a resident at the community. I am writing this blog the weekend following Thanksgiving. I have spent much of...
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By Otterbein Granville resident Kathie H. “A garden to walk in and immensity to dream in — what more could he ask? A few flowers at his feet and above him the stars.” - Victor Hugo, Les Misérables The 94...
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By Otterbein Granville resident Kathie H. Have you observed bluebirds? Brilliant, almost iridescent, blue feathers on the back, head, and wings, with a beautiful rusty upper chest. A welcome surprise to any garden or window bird-feeding station. Friendly and unbothered...
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By Otterbein Granville resident Kathie H. Children seem naturally attracted to music. The tonal changes and rhythms have soothed and energized babies and young children since the beginning of time. While we elders may suppress our inner child, that affinity...
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