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Why Social Connection Is Vital For Seniors And How The Kensington Reston Builds Community Every Day

December 30, 2025
Meaningful social connection plays a crucial role in an aging adult’s overall well-being emotionally, mentally, and...
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The Power Of Daily Routine: Why Structure Supports Senior Well-being At The Kensington Reston

December 24, 2025
A predictable daily routine plays a powerful role in supporting senior wellbeing. It helps reduce anxiety, strengthen...
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Recognizing the Early Warning Signs of Parkinson’s in Seniors & Finding Parkinson’s Care in Reston

November 1, 2025
Parkinson’s disease is a progressive neurological condition that affects movement, balance, and daily...
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How Intergenerational Programs Strengthen Memory and Mood For Reston Seniors

November 1, 2025
Few things brighten a senior’s day like the laughter of children or the energy of teenagers. Intergenerational programs...
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Fall Prevention: Protecting Your Loved One from One of the Greatest Aging Risks

November 1, 2025
For older adults, a single fall can be life-changing. Falls are the leading cause of injury among seniors, often resulting...
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Aging With Purpose: Resident-Led Wellness and Wisdom Circles

October 7, 2025
Aging well is not just about staying active, it’s about staying engaged, connected, and true to the values that matter...
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Recognizing Rapid Cognitive Decline: When ‘Wait and See’ Isn’t an Option

August 26, 2025
Cognitive changes in a loved one can be subtle at first, such as a missed appointment here, a forgotten name there. But...
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Preventing Falls: How to Act Fast When Your Loved One Is at Risk of a Fall at Home

August 25, 2025
When an older adult experiences a fall, or is at risk of one, it can feel like everything changes in a single...
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Understanding the Progression of Parkinson’s and How to Plan for Long-Term Care

July 11, 2025
A Parkinson’s diagnosis can feel overwhelming for both the individual and their loved ones. This progressive neurological...
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How Our Life Enrichment Program Promotes Cognitive Health in Memory Care

July 10, 2025
Memory loss changes how individuals experience the world, but it doesn’t diminish their need for connection, purpose, or...
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The Importance of  Healthy Aging and Creating Your Own Healthcare Directive

May 28, 2025
Aging well doesn’t always happen by accident or nature—it happens by design. It means making informed choices now...
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Navigating the Stages of Parkinson’s Disease: A Caregiver’s Guide

April 24, 2025
A Parkinson’s diagnosis can change everything. Maybe your loved one has started to move a little slower, their hands...
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