There is no denying that as we age, seniors often experience changes in sleep. These can be biological, such as sleep tending to be “lighter” and easier to wake from, as well as environmental, like changes in social life and daily habits. Regardless of the changes, it is still recommended that seniors get about 7-9 […] Read More
Since 1995, National Assisted Living Week® has been celebrating the role assisted living plays in caring for America’s seniors as well as those with disabilities. This week also highlights how the right level of care can ensure you live your best possible life, even if your health changes. Today, there are many care options, which […] Read More
The Mary Schwartz Summit is excited to announce the establishment of the Ticket Fairy Endowment through a generous gift from the family of a Mary Schwartz Summit resident. The Ticket Fairy program was developed in 2018 as a collaboration between the donor (who prefers to remain anonymous) and Marilyn Israel, the senior member of the […] Read More
We are pleased to share with you Kline Galland’s 2022 Annual Report to the Community. This latest edition of our Chai Lites Newsletter highlights the wonderful impact we have had serving our community. As a non-profit organization, we are deeply grateful for all your support. If you are on our mailing list, this edition of […] Read More
Falls are the number one cause of injury – including fatal injury – for older adults. Every year, approximately one in four seniors take a tumble; more than 75% of falls happen at home or close by. Around three million elders are treated in the ER due to a fall annually. Despite the numbers, falls […] Read More
Physical activity is one of the most important habits an older adult can build into their daily regimen. Staying active can prevent many of the health problems that come with age and help seniors stay independent and confident completing their day-to-day activities. There are four different types of exercise (endurance, strength, balance, flexibility) that are […] Read More
The use of technology usage amongst older adults has skyrocketed in recent years, spurred on even faster by the COVID-19 pandemic. This appetite for new technology is not likely to subside when the pandemic does, as the current population of seniors are much more familiar with technology and expect more out of it. Today, among […] Read More
It’s National Immunization Awareness Month and everyone – young and old alike – can protect precious moments by getting vaccinated. Worldwide, childhood vaccination prevents four million deaths every year; the COVID-19 vaccination saved an estimated 20 million lives between December 2020 and December 2021. Vaccinations could help prevent up to 51 million deaths by 2030. […] Read More
In July, we celebrate the independence of our nation but it’s also a great reminder of how important the idea of freedom is in our day-to-day lives. We appreciate being able to make our own choices and live on our own terms – and that doesn’t change as we grow older. Many seniors are resilient […] Read More
The latest Chai Lites is here! In this special issue, we review that incredible work happening at Kline Galland, and some insights into our vision of the future. Chai Lites – In Honor of Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow If you would like to be added to our mailing list, please e-mail Kelsey Robinson at KelseyR@KlineGalland.org Read More