News from The Neighbors at Dunn County
Below you will find various news highlights at The Neighbors. You will also find pdf versions of our downloadable newsletters if you would like to read the full versions.
Spring Physical Activities For Seniors
With the warmer Spring weather approaching, there are a number of activities for the elderly to enhance their health and well-being through various forms of outdoor physical exercise. The Importance of Staying Active Staying physically active is not just about maintaining physique; it’s a crucial element of healthy aging. Regular […]
Art And Music Therapy For Senior Well-Being
Music, with its universal language, has the profound ability to evoke memories, stir emotions, and touch hearts. Its therapeutic power is particularly resonant in the sphere of senior care, where music therapy for senior citizens has emerged as a pivotal tool in enhancing emotional, cognitive, and social well-being. This blog […]
Key Financial Considerations For Senior Citizens
As we embark on the journey into our golden years, the landscape of our lives undergoes a beautiful transformation. It’s a time for reflection, enjoying the fruits of years of hard work, and, importantly, ensuring a secure and comfortable future. Among the myriad considerations that come with this stage of […]
Tips for A Personalized Senior Living Residence
As our loved ones transition into Neighbors of Dunn County, it’s essential to ensure that their new environment feels warm, welcoming, and personalized. While moving to a senior living facility can be an adjustment, there are many ways to make their space feel like home. From cherished mementos to thoughtful […]
Honoring Passed Loved Ones On Valentine’s Day: A Tribute To Everlasting Love
As Valentine’s Day approaches, hearts and flowers abound at Neighbors of Dunn County. But for those who have lost a beloved partner, the holiday can evoke bittersweet emotions. For many, it’s a time of reflection and remembrance—a time to honor the enduring love shared with someone who has passed on. […]