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Thinking about assisted living for yourself or a loved one? It's a big decision, and a common concern is giving up independence. Let's be clear: assisted living actually keeps your spark alive! Plymouth Terrace focuses on resident autonomy by: 1.

Getting a good night's sleep is harder as we age and can lead to serious health issues if not treated properly. Make sure you consult your doctor if you're having a hard time sleeping through the night.

The move to an assisted living facility is a significant life change for your loved one. It often involves leaving behind familiar surroundings, friends, and routines, which can trigger feelings of loss, isolation and anxiety.

As loved ones age, we can't help but notice changes in them. They may move a bit more carefully or react a bit more slowly. Often the changes are physical and happen slowly and naturally.

'Sci-Phonic' concert returns in April with fascinating movie music

Internationally acclaimed Korean-American cellist also featured

Are you looking to downsize your parents' home? Is their home too much work to keep up? Are you having a hard time deciding what to keep and what to get rid of? Letting go can be hard, especially because the older you are, the more memories you have to...

February performance takes stage at Garden City's O'Leary Arts Center

Are you considering moving your elderly parent into your home? Not sure if it's the right decision? It's never easy for a child to take care of their elderly parent.

Holiday performances planned in Plymouth, Northville and Brighton

November concert showcases a Pulitzer Prize winning composer

Marquis Theatre to once again host annual spooky October concert

Hosted by local art collector and featuring music, art, food & wine

As we age, many of us find that managing medications is an essential part of our daily routine. Often if a senior person is not able to manage their medications, it could put their life at risk and limit their ability to live independently.

Seventy-Eighth season kicks off in September with a world premiere

Retirement is exciting! You have more time for your own  activities and to find new passions you'll love.

You should be worrying about sunscreen protection all year long – not just during the summer months. While it's important for everyone to wear sunscreen, it's especially important for older adults.

Concert coming to Gallup Park features movie heroes and more

Are you considering moving your elderly parent into your home? Not sure if it's the right decision? Deciding whether you should move your elderly parent into your home can be difficult.

The Michigan Shakespeare Festival, the Official Shakespeare Festival of the State of Michigan, announced the return of the MainStage Festival Season for 2023.

Does your elderly loved one need help with daily activities? Are you acting as a caregiver for your elderly family member? You want the best for our aging family members and friends.

Return of the Geetmala Foundation of Michigan concert to Canton

"Sizzling" outdoor series crisscrosses metro Detroit and "Thumb" region

Are you eligible for Medicaid in Michigan? If you're looking for low-income housing in Plymouth Michigan for your elderly loved one but trying to figure out a way to pay for it, you can apply for the MI Choice program.

Season finale features world premiere and spotlights education

No one knows your parents better than you! It's helpful to know common warning signs that may signal trouble.

Plymouth Terrace Senior Living helps families choose the right assisted living facility for their male loved one.

Food drive for 'Orchestras Feeding America" also planned during event

Do you or a neighbor routinely check in on your aging parent? Does your loved one require physical therapy? Is your aging parent able to continue living independently? Knowing the answers to these questions can help you decide if moving into an assisted..

Long-time President Mike Coast Retires after 21 Years in Role

Saturday, Feb. 11 performance at Garden City's O'Leary Center