Proctor Place
Expertise Comes From Longevity Proctor Place has been providing retirees of the Peoria area with a community of care,
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Building Essential Caregiver Skills
Submitted by Annette Morrison, CRS-A/D, M.S., CCSI Case Coordination LLC Jenny wasn’t prepared for the way mom refused to
ARC Celebrates Seven Years Serving Seniors This Spring
While the last few years brought many pandemic-related challenges, ARC has continued to serve members through a variety of programs,
A Taste of Home The Joy of Food at Saxony Court
By Alexander Germanis When showing an open house, a popular tactic employed by realtors is to bake fresh chocolate
6 Ways to Build Lasting Heart Healthy Habits
Starting on a path toward healthy habits is often easier than maintaining them long term. This year, you can avoid
Does Medicare Remind You of Alphabet Soup?
By Tamia R. Banks, HSM BA, LPN, CMCN, Senior Solutions Broker Doesn’t Medicare remind you of Alphabet soup? There’s
Taking Steps to Prevent Falls
Submitted by Villas of Holly Brook When you’re young, an injury from a fall may sideline you for a
Planning With or for Aging Parents
By Tamia R. Banks HSM BA, LPN, CMCN, Senior Solutions Broker As our parents age, we also notice our
Grace in Assisted Living
By Alexander Germanis One of the most difficult things for most humans to do is ask for help. Our
“Her First 100 Years”
By Sandra Dempsey Post Longevity can be inherited, based on one’s family, health, good luck, and myriad other details.