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What is SAIDO Learning? Our Memory Care communities implement a nonpharmacological program that offers mental exercises and an opportunity for enhancing individual engagement with staff and others in everyday life. Developed by the Kumon Institute of Education of Osaka, it has been practiced for more than 18 years in more than 1,600 nursing facilities across Japan. Learn more about our SAIDO program, and how it positively impacts quality of life without the use of drugs. ow.ly/QcZq50wEWf7
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From Coast to Coast Covenant Living Communities and Services provides Independent Living, Assisted Living, Skilled Nursing, Memory Care and Rehabilitation.Your future career is waiting for you at Covenant Living! Learn more about our open SAIDO Master position by visiting our careers site: bit.ly/2ASGAGi #Healthcare #Skokie, IL
“There’s no question that exercise is the biggest anti-aging medicine there’s ever going to be — it’s really huge” — A ringing endorsement for exercise as one of the most effective methods for maintaining health as you age, courtesy of Gordon Lithgow, chief academic officer at the California-based Buck Institute for Research on Aging. Read more about the proven anti-aging effects of exercise and more in this healthy-aging barn burner from the Washington Post: ow.ly/3F4050wEUmI
The longevity files: A strong grip? Push-ups? What actually can help you live to a ripe old age.
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The rules are pretty simple — regular exercise most of all, healthy eating (and drinking), adequate sleep and staying socially engagedManagers from throughout Covenant Living Communities and Services gathered in Skokie, IL for Base Camp, a two-day meeting focusing on team building, fostering leadership, and inspirational discussions. Thanks to Clay Scroggins, author of How to Lead When You’re Not In Charge, who led attendees on a thought-provoking exploration of how to leverage influence when lacking authority. All in all, it was a great time for team members from campuses across the country to gather and develop as a community of leaders!
Great support and spirit from Covenant Living at the Shores!! Read more by clicking the post below.The 5th Annual Making Strides For Breast Cancer Walk this past Friday was a tremendous success! Despite bouts of torrential rain, we had 80 walkers and volunteers raise money for the American Cancer Society, totaling $2,800 to date. Wearing pink hats and shirts, they kicked the race off with a Survivor Lap, which can be seen in the first picture, to honor all cancer survivors at Covenant Living at the Shores. Resident Life Director Roxanne Helleren donned a bright pink tutu and pom poms to cheer on the Covenant Living at the Shores Striders. Special thanks to everyone who came out to give back to the community and provide much needed funds to the American Cancer Society to aid in its efforts of research and helping those impacted by breast cancer! If you missed this walk, the local Making Strides Seattle Walk is October 19th.
Choose a future filled with promise. The promise that life can be even better than it is today. That you can live a happier, healthier, more engaging life. That your life can have more peace of mind. Covenant Living Communities & Services invites you to live with promise—and a future filled with friendship, purpose and security. ow.ly/T30a50wwNsQ
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From Coast to Coast Covenant Living Communities and Services provides Independent Living, Assisted Living, Skilled Nursing, Memory Care and Rehabilitation.Covenant Living Communities and Services has reached over 5,000 followers across all of our community Facebook pages! Thank you for being one of those followers and for joining us as we share stories of our amazing residents and community life. Along with our current residents and employees, we are so grateful for our greater community of followers online.
When’s the best time to move to a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC)? Since it’s impossible to know what kinds of care you’ll need in the future, CCRCs provide a sort of one-stop-shop solution, one that allows you to age in place, building friendships in the community with the knowledge that you won’t have to relocate as you or your spouse’s needs change. So, when’s the best time to make the move? “Sooner rather than later,” says Sue Johansen, VP of partner services at A Place for Mom, a Seattle-based senior referral service. Read more in U.S. News: ow.ly/ny8t50wwOTl
What’s the Best Age to Move Into a CCRC?
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Seniors can get the most out of a continuing care retirement community by moving sooner rather than later.
