Senior Isolation: Beating Loneliness During the Holidays and Beyond
April is National Garden Month, and Village Green Senior Living encourages individuals to get outside and reap the benefits nature can have on our mental and physical wellness.
5 Ways to Improve Social Wellness
April is National Garden Month, and Village Green Senior Living encourages individuals to get outside and reap the benefits nature can have on our mental and physical wellness.
What Does Assisted Living Provide?
April is National Garden Month, and Village Green Senior Living encourages individuals to get outside and reap the benefits nature can have on our mental and physical wellness.
Benefits of Spending Time in Nature
April is National Garden Month, and Village Green Senior Living encourages individuals to get outside and reap the benefits nature can have on our mental and physical wellness.
Nutrition Tips to Enhance Your Summer Health Goals
April is National Garden Month, and Village Green Senior Living encourages individuals to get outside and reap the benefits nature can have on our mental and physical wellness.
4 Healthy Mind Habits to Promote Brain Health
April is National Garden Month, and Village Green Senior Living encourages individuals to get outside and reap the benefits nature can have on our mental and physical wellness.
Connecting with Nature: Outdoor Exercises to Get You Moving
April is National Garden Month, and Village Green Senior Living encourages individuals to get outside and reap the benefits nature can have on our mental and physical wellness.
5 Things to Do in West Seattle This Spring
April is National Garden Month, and Village Green Senior Living encourages individuals to get outside and reap the benefits nature can have on our mental and physical wellness.
5 Benefits of Gardening for Seniors
April is National Garden Month, and Village Green Senior Living encourages individuals to get outside and reap the benefits nature can have on our mental and physical wellness.
What are ADLs and iADLs?
While preparing balanced meals, showering, and getting dressed might seem like mundane things we do every day; these are considered important activities of daily living (ADLs).