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Do you have a client looking into retirement living? We are here to help.

If a client has asked you about retirement, we are here to help. We have the answers to the questions your client is asking.

If you’re a social worker, estate planner, elder care attorney, real estate professional or a relative or friend, please click here to submit a confidential Professional Referral.

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Covenant Living of Geneva

21 hours ago

You’ll swear you’re getting younger as you enjoy endless opportunities for gracious living in peaceful Geneva, IL. Our residents say what they love best is the sense of belonging they find at our community, where engaging programs enrich the mind, body and spirit and a carefree lifestyle provides more time to enjoy the outdoors. Take a look and see what we’re all about at Covenant Living at Geneva: ow.ly/gG6W50y0u6C ... See moreSee less

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You might think dementia and Alzheimer’s disease are two terms for the same thing, but the reality is a little more complicated than that. Understand the difference: www.healthline.com/health/alzheimers-disease/difference-dementia-alzheimers ... See moreSee less

What's the Difference Between Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease?

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Do you know what the difference between dementia and Alzheimer's disease is? Dementia is a group of symptoms and an umbrella term used to describe symptoms that impact memory, day-to-day life, and communication. Alzheimer's disease is the most common type of dementia. Read the differences and overla...

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3 days ago

Many of the stereotypes about old age— that it makes you grumpy, that it’s no fun— don’t hold up under scrutiny. In fact, research shows that old age often reveals a bounty of upsides and silver linings (along with some silver hairs). Read this Huffington Post article that catalogues some of the evidence of health benefits that come with getting older: ow.ly/7f6V50y0tB9 ... See moreSee less

5 Health Issues That Get Better With Age

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SPECIAL FROM Grandparents.com Older Really Is Better While it’s true that maybe you can’t run as fast as you used to, and maybe you periodica...

7 days ago

Selling your house? You don’t have to wait until Spring. The best part about selling your home in the off-season is that there’s less competition. But since the winter months can provide their own challenges to closing a sale, Moving Station has provided a helpful guide. Helping future retirement community residents sell their homes and relocate with ease since 1995, Moving Station offers resources and services to guide you through the relocation process and help you make smart decisions to save you time, money, and unnecessary stress. ow.ly/IfU750xQrJN ... See moreSee less

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1 week ago

The best way to discover everything that we have to offer is to see our community in person. So don’t be shy— schedule a tour by following the link below and get a taste of the exceptionally comfortable lifestyle our residents lead. ow.ly/dnzx50xTXgY ... See moreSee less

Your risk factors for having a stroke include age and family history, but there’s not much you can do about that. The good news: there’s plenty of things you can do to lower your lifetime likelihood of stroke. Some more good news: they will make you healthier all around, to boot. ow.ly/2AYt50xTWHP ... See moreSee less

7 things you can do to prevent a stroke - Harvard Health

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Aging and a family history can increase your risk for a stroke, but women can reduce this risk by managing factors that are under their control. Lowering high blood pressure, keeping weight in check, exercising regularly, eating a healthy diet, losin...

2 weeks ago

Downsizing? Preparing for a move to a senior living community? This checklist, courtesy of Moving Station, will help you make sure the move to your new master bedroom goes smoothly. What are your “must-keeps?” Do you know the dimensions of your current room? Your new room? Use this checklist to remove all doubt before you start removing furniture. Moving Station has been helping future retirement community residents sell their homes and relocate with ease since 1995. ow.ly/OKaH50xQnNC ... See moreSee less

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Covenant Living of Geneva is perfect for your on-the-go lifestyle! Our inviting setting places you within minutes of the convenient neighborhood shopping, dining, entertainment and culture of Geneva and the surrounding area. ow.ly/6yiQ50xOwop ... See moreSee less

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