(MINNETONKA, Minn.), May 18, 2022—New Perspective is proud to announce that Anthony Vaughns, the company’s executive director at their Waukesha, WI location, has been named the winner of Argentum’s 2022 Community Leadership Award. The designation, which recognizes a senior living professional showing exemplary leadership in senior living community management, is fitting for a professional like Vaughns who, with the help
Lifestyle
The Importance of Healthy Diet For the Elderly: Best Elderly Diets
With all the diet and nutritional ads in the media these days, it’s difficult to know just exactly what you should and should not be eating to stay healthy. Lining the grocery shelves are labels screaming gluten free, diary free, nut free, soy free, grain free … all touting their individual benefits. Just how do you decide what is right
Curious about senior living? Read this letter from a current resident.
A recent widow, Kathy took on the new adventure of moving into a Waukesha senior living community with her friends Meet Kathy, Resident at New Perspective Waukesha Kathy knew she wanted to move to a senior living community in Waukesha, Wisconsin so that she could be closer to her friends. After feeling an instant connection while touring the assisted living
Post-Retirement Money Management: Financial Planning Resources for Older Adults
Whether you’re still living in your long-term home or are considering moving into an independent living community, life after retirement is meant to be enjoyable. You’ve spent numerous years in your career, and now it’s time to enjoy the activities and hobbies you love most. However, effective money management is a necessary skill to master so you can live fully
Living Life on Purpose: John Shier’s Story
People often enter their senior years with the mindset that life is winding down. At New Perspective, we challenge that notion by helping people live life on purpose. Throughout our communities, our residents are uncovering how great the golden years can be. John Shier of our Howard, Wisconsin, community is a great example of someone who knows what it means
How a Healthy Diet Supports Memory & Brain Health in Seniors
As bodies age, bones get weaker, muscles lose flexibility, and short-term memory can falter. Many people implement preventative practices to keep their minds and bodies strong. Certain actions have been proven to help support memory, including implementing routines and structure, staying active, and maintaining a healthy diet. Whether you want to improve your own brain health or support an aging
A Day in the Life of an Assisted Living Resident
Making the transition into assisted living can feel like a drastic change, especially if your loved one is unsure about a new daily schedule. If you have determined that assisted living would be helpful, you’re probably curious about how they will spend their time. You will be eager to discover all the different activities and healthy habits your aging loved
How Assisted Living Builds Community for Your Loved One
It’s enjoyable to have dinner parties, sporting events, and movie nights scattered throughout your week. Socializing with coworkers, spending time with family, and catching up with friends are fantastic ways to fill our social needs. However, many are also aware of how lonely it can feel if most days are spent alone. Aging adults often struggle with loneliness after retirement,
The Therapeutic Benefits of a Pet Companion
As your loved ones age, there are many things to consider. Is it time for them to join an independent or assisted living community? Where does your loved one find socialization and community? How can you help them improve their life? You may be surprised at one of the most common things that gets prescribed for aging parents: animals. Aging
Downsizing Checklist for Seniors: A Guide to Help Your Loved One Downsize
The move to assisted living can be a big adjustment for seniors, though often necessary for their health and well-being. Once your loved one has made the decision to move to assisted living, they will most likely need to downsize for their move. Helping them sort through their furniture and belongings will make the transition to assisted living that much
