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Five Ways Gardening Benefits Older Adults’ Health and Well-being

Gardening offers several health benefits, especially for older adults. The University of Colorado Boulder recently published an article about the benefits of community gardening concluding that “community gardening could play an

Positive smiling attractive elderly woman in casual clothing sitting on sofa and reading book while embracing cute dog at senior living community.

A handful of residents at Jackson Creek have pets, and in addition to brightening up the community with their personalities, we now learn there are physical, social and mental benefits

A group of seniors raise their glasses for a toast while enjoying a restaurant-style dining experience together in a retirement home

Throughout his culinary career, award-winning chef Michael Longo has chased opportunities rather than riches. Classically trained, he got his start in the hotel industry and spent seven years in the

Mid-adult African American female caregiver comforts a senior Caucasian woman. The senior woman is discussing how to navigate her husband’s Alzheimer’s’ disease during a support group at a retirement community

When families are navigating life with dementia, Alzheimer’s and other memory loss conditions at home, it can be a challenge. It’s important for caregivers to get the proper resources and

Jackson Creek Senior Living Announces Veteran’s Special

MONUMENT – Colorado-based technology company iN2L + LifeLoop recently recognized Jackson Creek Senior Living with a “2022 Communities That Shine” award for their innovative use of technology in the community

Photo of Col. Dr. Edmund “Ed” A. Krekorian standing in front of a tank in the Korean War

Every November, our nation honors the men and women who have served in the armed forces. Jackson Creek Senior Living is fortunate to have several retired veterans and their spouses

Jackson Creek Senior Living to Participate in 2022 Walk to End Alzheimer’s

MONUMENT – Jackson Creek Senior Living today announced it will participate in Colorado Springs’ annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Saturday, Oct. 1 at 10 a.m. This year’s event will

How Technology Helps Seniors Live Better

While older generations have traditionally been slower to adopt new technology, that all changed during pandemic restrictions when many seniors embraced it to stay connected with family and friends, communicate

African American female communicating with senior woman living with dementia, sitting in living room holding hands and listening to her carefully

Communicating with a loved one living with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia presents challenges that can lead to frustration and misunderstandings on both sides of the conversation. To help

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