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3 Ways Our Personal Care Services Meet Your Every...

Waterstone at the Circle prides itself on being a luxury senior living community for active and independent adults. We hope that you will be a long-term member of our community, which is why we also offer services that allow you to continue living an active, independent lifestyle.  “As a community for adults age 62 and over, we understand that support can be needed every once in a while,” says Jake Quigley, Executive Director of Waterstone at the Circle. “That’s why we have developed

Waterstone at the Circle Dining Room

Discover the Delicious Dining You Deserve in Our U...

There are many things in our life that can be defined as “luxuries” versus “necessities.” Food and dining are unique, since they fall into both camps.  “It’s well known and documented that eating good food – food that’s full of nutrients, locally produced and fresh – has tremendous health benefits,” says Jake Quigley, Executive Director of Waterstone at the Circle. “It’s definitely a necessity to consume high-quality foods and ingredients in order to maintain optimal health.” But there are many

Senior couple enjoying the views of an outdoor patio

The Advantages of a Rental Community like Watersto...

When it comes time to choose a retirement community, you have a lot of options to consider. There’s lifestyle, location, amenities, services ... and payment style. You might not know this, but there are several types of retirement community fee structures.  “The two payment type choices are rental communities, like Waterstone at the Circle, or buy-in communities, which are generally Lifecare or Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRC) offering a full spectrum of senior services,” says Jake

Senior looking out a window

Intentional Idleness: The Value of Slowing Down in...

The philosophy of “stop and smell the roses” is something that many of us strive to live by, but few of us accomplish on a regular basis. Our lives are often go go go, with demands from careers, children, family members and other issues that take our time and attention. For many individuals, especially those who are approaching retirement age, dreams may turn to relaxing ... enjoying life ... and slowing down.  “There’s something that happens to us when we reach a certain age – which is

Senior using an iPhone

A Tech-Savvy Lifestyle: How Technology Keeps You I...

The stereotype of seniors not being able to use a computer is quickly becoming as outdated as pagers, Walkmans and 8-tracks. These days, it’s nearly impossible to live a life apart from technology – and why would you want to, considering how many benefits it can bring to your life? “Boomers are adopting technology into their lives at a rapid rate, and we’re not just talking about smartphones and remote car starters,” says Jake Quigley, Executive Director of Waterstone at the Circle. “Although

Senior painting

Why Music and the Arts Can Make Retirement More Fu...

Retirement is the chance to do everything we’ve always wanted to do (but never had time for). Spend mornings on the porch with a cup of coffee. Travel to visit friends and fun locations. Work on the hobby you’ve always loved. Doing things that engage and inspire us will help keep retirement enjoyable and fulfilling – and can also help us age well. In fact, research shows that participating in music and the arts, for example, has the potential to improve the well-being, health and independence

Boston city skyline

Summertime in Boston: Create Your Ideal Bucket Lis...

We may be a little bit biased, but for us, Boston is the ideal city to visit in the summertime.  “We have a little bit of everything here,” says Jake Quigley, Executive Director of Waterstone at the Circle. “There are historic sites, beaches, sports, so much culture ... it’s no wonder that we have so many visitors coming to our city every summer.” Even if you’re a lifelong Bostonian, says Jake, summer is a great time to experience the city and be a tourist for a while.  “Sometimes we forget

Boston city skyline

Spread Your Wings: Things to Do in Massachusetts T...

Summertime is here, and with it, so many plans for fun with family and friends. For seniors in the Boston area, or for family members planning a visit to see their loved ones, Massachusetts is a spectacular destination for summer adventures. Our relatively small state is filled with historical sites, quaint and picturesque towns, scenic vistas and so much more.  “While Boston is known as a hopping destination for locals and visitors alike, heading outside the city limits can be a great option

Senior smiling and sitting on a bench

The Secret to Maintaining Mental Health and Wellne...

People these days know and understand that taking care of your mental health is just as important as your physical health. In fact, mental and emotional health and wellness have been scientifically linked to helping you maintain physical health as well. So it makes sense that, to age gracefully and well, you need to be paying attention to your whole body’s health – and that includes your mental health.   “When we talk about mental health and wellness in seniors, most of us automatically think