Shannondale Resident, Harry Moore, retired geologist with the Tennessee Department of Transportation and former head of geotechnical engineering department in East Tennessee, spent years of his free time photographing Appalachia’s mysterious landscape. Moore discovered communities full of people with highly intriguing stories waiting to be
Read MoreBeneficial Activities for Brain Building Cognitive training that stimulates the brain is just as essential as physical exercise training that strengthens our bodies. Exercising your mind is necessary at all ages. If you are not using your brain consistently, it can deteriorate and become
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Becoming familiar with the warning signs of money scams can help you spot trouble before it’s too late. It’s easier to spot a scam if you know what to look for. Scammers try to gain trust by claiming to be from a well-known business
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The ability to recognize the signs of a stroke, also known as a brain attack, can be the difference between life and death. You may be reluctant to seek medical help if you aren’t sure whether someone’s having a stroke, but people who get treated
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To welcome spring and celebrate a return to normalcy, residents in the Buckingham Community at Shannondale Senior Living are participating in the Jerusalema Dance Challenge. This routine went viral on social media last year and has been undertaken by people all over the world. It
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There is no shortage of choices for seniors when it comes to retirement. Continuum of Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs) are an important option to consider as they provide several essential benefits. CCRCs are retirement communities that include independent living, assisted living and skilled nursing. Below
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Whether it’s getting rid of unused space, the appeal of less maintenance or simply wanting a change of scenery, many boomers are opting to downsize. While this is an exciting change, going through years of accumulated belongings, collections and heirlooms can be overwhelming. Follow this
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American Heart Month aims to raise awareness of the fact that heart disease is one of the leading causes of death in the U.S. Heart disease includes heart attacks, stroke, high blood pressure, coronary artery disease and remains the leading cause of death for women.
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Staying connected with loved ones during the pandemic has been a challenge for all of us, especially the seniors in our lives. Those who are over the age of 65 are among the most vulnerable to the virus, resulting in the suspension of in-person visitation
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