Ping-Pong Pays Off – Mather Puts a Spin on Aging
The exhibition was hosted in advance of this October’s LeadingAge Denver conference, where Mather LifeWays will sponsor a table tennis tournament for its Continuing Care…Read More
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Local seniors embrace table tennis
Players from Chicago’s Killerspin, a firm which promotes table tennis, traded smashes and spins last week as their orange ball glanced off the table and…Read More
Family affairs: senior communities can be party central
Was it your parents’ or grandparents’ house that was the hub for family gatherings, celebrations and parties? That does not have to end after they…Read More
Woo you: adult communities step up to create the homes buyers really want
Moving into a new home in your golden years can be invigorating. Not only can you finally get that granite countertop and scrapbooking room, but…Read More
MOREways.org Online Resource Provides
PR Newswire CHICAGO, Aug. 6, 2012 Real Neighborhood Solutions for Older Adults CHICAGO, Aug. 6, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Mather LifeWays—a unique, non-denominational, not-for-profit that serves older adults—recently launched MOREways.org,…Read More
Easy Street: Low Maintenance Homes Appeal to Empty Nesters
A big reason why older people move to a retirement community is to let someone else handle the chores. Kay Rago owned a big house…Read More
Water-drop art by Irving Olson
For Splendido resident Irving Olson, work was just never that much fun. He’d rather have been indulging in his hobbies, which in the passing years have become…Read More
Arizona Daily Star: “Neighbors find a way to help homeless veterans”
Homeless veterans roaming the Tucson area wear out their shoes quickly, and replacements are hard to come bywhen money is scarce. Enter a group of…Read More
Leading Age: Mather LifeWays’ Café Model Offers More
During a recent visit to the More Than a Café on West Higgins Road, LeadingAge’s chief operations officer, Katie Smith-Sloan, noted the immediately apparent sense…Read More
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