Discover how caregivers can use Improv techniques to support dementia patients and explore various senior living options at Episcopal Retirement Services.
March is National Women's History Month, and ERS women have been making some personal history of their own in recent weeks.
ERS Wellness Director Chloe Hough shows us the Figure Eights exercise. This works your shoulders. You'll need a sturdy chair and light hand-weight or book.
Discover how caregivers can use Improv techniques to support individuals with dementia, focusing on the 3Rs: Right, Reassure, and Redirect. Learn more.
We explain how to communicate less STRESSFULLY with people who are living with dementia or Alzheimer's disease. A look at why they do what they do.
ERS Wellness Director Chloe Hough shows us the Standing March exercise. This works your legs and your arms. You'll only need something sturdy to hold onto.
Explore fitness tips for older adults in Butterflies: Part 86. Join ERS Wellness Director Chloe Hough as she demonstrates seated posture muscle exercises for a healthier lifestyle. Subscribe for more wellness insights.
Shannon Braun of ERS' Center for Memory Support & Inclusion and DD Farmer discuss ways caregivers of people living with dementia can use Improv and the 3Rs
ERS Wellness Director Chloe Hough shows us the Seated March exercise. This strengthens your hips, legs, core muscles, and if you choose, your arms.
Retirement Planning 101: What is an Entrance Fee? This is important to know when planning for retirement. Entrance Fees are investments in your future.
Hearing loss can lead to social isolation. That isolation can lead to dementia. Check your hearing, and continue meeting friends.
ERS Wellness Director Chloe Hough shows us the Chest Press exercise. This strengthens your pectorals (chest), deltoids (shoulders), and triceps (arms).
ERS President & CEO Laura Lamb calls 2022 a 'challenging but successful' year, and details the organization's vision for 2023, and for 2030
American Heart Month is especially important to these Marjorie P. Lee residents and ERS employees because each has been touched by coronary disease.
Conversations with people living with dementia can be difficult. But Shannon Braun and DD Farmer offer suggestions making discussions more pleasant.
Explore fitness tips for older adults with leg extensions and other exercises. Improve strength and overall wellbeing with expert guidance from ERS Wellness Director Chloe Hough. Subscribe for more insights.
Young Professionals enjoy working with older adults at Episcopal Retirement Services communities, and also benefit from mentoring that's available
Explore fitness exercises for older adults in this blog post, featuring Knee Lift exercises to strengthen hip joints and engage thighs. Learn from ERS Wellness Director Chloe Hough and enhance your senior fitness routine.
The ERS Center for Memory Support and Inclusion has tips about which diets are best for the brain and for the heart
ERS Wellness Director Chloe Hough introduces us to the Dirty Dozen set of exercises for older adults. It's 5 exercises + 12 repetitions = Fitness Fun.
ERS Wellness Director Chloe Hough introduces a balance exercise. This exercise for older adults can boost their leg strength and flexibility.
Discover how to make MLK Day more than just a day off with service opportunities and events. Learn how to honor Dr. King's legacy and create positive change.
Explore fitness for older adults with a lateral toe tap exercise demonstrated by ERS Wellness Director Chloe Hough. Improve hip muscle strength and balance with this simple yet effective workout.
You can take steps to preserve your family memories, even if memories are stored in phones and laptops, in an ever-evolving series of cloud-based apps.
Choosing your own Word for the Year can help you accomplish things a New Year's Resolution may not, partly because so many people abandon resolutions.
Two of our experts have suggestions for ways to make holiday gatherings less stressful for you and loved ones who are living with dementia.
The ERS Center for Memory Support & Inclusion has partnered with Greater Cincinnati organizations to offer programs to caregivers and those with dementia
Keep rolling, Beethoven! Classical music is a favorite music form of the discerning people living in ERS continuing care retirement communities.
ERS Wellness Director Chloe Hough introduces an exercise that strengthens the hip joint and engages the thighs and hip flexors
Those newly diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia often don't get a lot of support from friends and neighbors -- usually because they don't know exactly how they can be helpful.
We provide a range of senior living options tailored to your preferences, empowering you to embrace the lifestyle of your choice.
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