
Why Making Lists Is Your Secret Superpower As You Age
There is something deeply satisfying about crossing an item off a list. Pick up milk? Check. Call the grandkids? Check. Remember where you put your
Capri Communities is a highly-respected authority on senior living and on a wide variety of topics relating to older adults and active aging. With 18 communities in southeastern Wisconsin that feature Independent Living, Assisted Living and Memory Care apartments and housing, Capri Communities is focused on delivering superior care and helping our residents enjoy life at every age.

There is something deeply satisfying about crossing an item off a list. Pick up milk? Check. Call the grandkids? Check. Remember where you put your

Our memories are among our most treasured possessions. But too often they live in photo albums on a shelf, in boxes tucked away in closets,

Staying hydrated sounds simple, but gets harder as you age. Our bodies are made up of about 65% water, and nearly every bodily function depends

It’s been said, “There’s no place like home.” And you know it’s true. Your home overflows with comfort and memories that make it uniquely yours.

Talking with your parents about senior living can feel daunting. It’s emotional. It’s personal. And it’s often loaded with fear of change and loss of

With more time to explore interests, connect with others and reflect on life’s experiences, retirement becomes a powerful season for growth. It is for these

A powerful demographic shift called the “senior tsunami” is underway. As Baby Boomers continue to age, demand for senior housing is accelerating faster than supply,

The holidays are a time for family, friends and cherished traditions, but for many older adults, distance or mobility challenges can make in-person gatherings tricky.

One of the greatest gifts post-retirement is time; time to rediscover creative passions that bring you joy. No matter what kind of creative pursuit you

Moving into Assisted Living can seem overwhelming and sometimes even a little scary. You might have heard stories from friends or have preconceived notions that