Retirement Living

Some say that you should relax and slowdown in life! No way. Our staff at our independent living facility in Waupaca says it’s best to stay active! You are living your best life. Your calendar is wide open, and it is time to try some new hobbies. Here are some great activities to consider. Exercising

The COVID-19 crisis put a lot of things in perspective when it came to assisted living in Waupaca. It was harder to do a lot of things for our seniors and not expose them to the virus that had deadly consequences for them. With all its faults, the year caused a giant leap forward in

At Park Vista, an assisted living facility in Moline, we know there’s nothing much better than a delicious breakfast. How about one that is sure to boost your health? The staff at our Moline assisted living facility wants to satisfy all your morning cravings with some ultra-healthy superfood recommendations full of antioxidants, proteins, and all

There is a lot to consider when you are thinking about options for yourself or your loved one regarding future care. Before you even start, you may be wondering do I need an assisted living facility in Moline? Or am I looking to get something for dementia care? Choosing the right type of care is

At Park Vista, a Waupaca memory care facility, we know that as you get older your body can become more susceptible to chronic diseases. People that have dementia often struggle with nutrition and getting essential nutrients. Did you know that seafood is packed with nutrients, and simply eating eight ounces once or twice a week

As we grow older, our eyes change, our hearing worsens, we can’t remember things like we used to, and our cardiovascular system could stiffen. At Park Vista, an assisted living facility in Deforest, we know that another common effect of aging is that your bones and joints might become weaker and less flexible.  Falls are

Last time we discussed this topic at Park Vista, a Clinton assisted living facility, we knew that seniors are at a greater risk of dehydration for several reasons. As we said before, the thirst sensation changes depending on the medications they are taking, and it is harder to get your loved one to drink the water

At Park Vista, a Clinton assisted living facility, we know that seniors are at a greater risk of dehydration for several reasons. The thirst sensation changes depending on the medications they are taking, and it is harder to get your loved one to drink the water they need. Our assisted living community in Clinton wants you to be aware of the crucial need for water in the heat of the month of July. So we put together a list of ways to help get your senior to tip up that water bottle.