It’s hard for Connie Campbell to believe it’s been three years since she first walked through the doors at New Perspective | Island Shores in Wisconsin. “I got chills, in a good way,” she said of her initial visit. “I knew I was home.” On the same day she toured the community, she spotted an eagle in the trees across
Our New Perspective Weldon Spring community in Missouri has been assisting local paramedics with training to improve patient outcomes for the senior population in St. Charles County. The county’s training officers visited the community on multiple days this month to conduct the training classes that feature a new patient assessment tool referred to as MEMAW. New Perspective residents served as
The Population Reference Bureau estimates that by 2030, there will be approximately 2.3 million Americans aged 65 and older who require special care. The Baby Boomer generation is living longer than their predecessors, making it more likely that their adult children will need to find ways to care for them. For some, that means intergenerational living. For others, it means
Winter presents unique challenges for seniors in maintaining physical and mental activity. Shorter days, colder temperatures, and inclement weather can limit outdoor activities, leading to increased sedentary behavior. Thankfully, active senior living communities are designed to keep their residents active and thriving so that even on the coldest days, there’s something for everyone. The Importance of Staying Active During Winter
As we age, it’s natural to worry about our parents and loved ones aging alongside us. Eventually, you may begin to notice signs that they need help maintaining their health and well-being daily. But when is it time to move a parent to assisted living? Know that you’re not alone in asking this question and that there isn’t a universal
Like any significant life change, transitioning to assisted living takes time and thought. It’s not uncommon for you or your loved one to experience worry and anxiety throughout the process. You’ll need to play an active role in the transition to ensure your loved one feels supported. However, you don’t need to figure it out alone. Here, you’ll find tips
As parents age, it’s natural to consider having them move in so you’re better able to support them. While this arrangement can have many benefits, it is important to carefully consider if living with elderly parents is the right move for you, them, and the rest of your family before making the decision. When it becomes apparent that a parent
When it comes to finding a new place for seniors to call home, the sheer number of options can be overwhelming: retirement communities, independent living, and various other living arrangements. It’s important to remember that the right senior living community can significantly enhance your quality of life and make the transition to your new home enjoyable, exciting, and stress-free. New
The 136-unit community offers independent living, assisted living and memory care. (WELDON SPRING, Mo.), Oct. 2, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — New Perspective, a growing senior living company based in Minnesota, and Boldt Real Estate opened their first Missouri location in the city of Weldon Spring. New Perspective Weldon Spring, located at 400 Siedentop Rd., provides spacious studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments. Residents and their
Parkinson’s disease is a progressive neurological disorder that primarily affects adults aged 60 and up. If you have an older loved one, it’s important to recognize the signs of this disease as soon as possible so that your loved one receives the best possible care and support. New Perspective shares the early signs and symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, how to