When moving to a senior living community, it’s not uncommon for seniors to fear losing their independence. At Generations Senior Living, we help your loved ones maintain their independence in a variety of ways, as they transition from their life at home to independent and assisted living.
Over time, some seniors may begin to feel isolated and have trouble connecting with others. But an active social life is vital to their mental health and well-being. Both of our senior independent living locations provide a variety of activities and programs, including day trips, musical entertainment and trivia to help residents stay social and connect with friends and family.
For seniors, staying active is key to strong physical health. In addition to our walking clubs and fitness classes, Generations Senior Living provides nursing and physician services to help ensure your loved one is receiving the medical assistance needed to stay healthy.
At most senior living communities, residents have the ability to plan their days and set their own schedules. With a variety of options available, it’s easy to stay busy and discover new hobbies at Generations.
Senior living communities make it easier and, more importantly, safer for seniors to get around independently by putting proper precautions in place, including emergency call systems, handrails in staircases, wheelchair-accessible doors and grab rails in showers. Explore the living accommodations at our Berea and Strongsville locations to see how our communities are safe and accessible for seniors.
At Generations Senior Living, we’re here to help your loved ones live life to the fullest, while maintaining their independence. Contact us today to learn more.