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Procrastinator or Planner? At the Crossroads

What’s your decision-making style? Are you by nature a planner or a procrastinator? As a clinical social worker in a PD Center of Excellence, Lissa Kapust, LICSW, has helped many individuals living with neurological issues answer this question. Lissa recently hosted an engaging discussion at Waterstone at the Circle, Boston’s premier senior living community, about decision-making strategies. Residents and guests learned more about the advantages and challenges of being a planner vs. a

senior man getting an eye exam

Keeping An Eye on Low Vision Issues

One of the health issues facing older adults that isn’t often talked about is vision loss. The National Eye Institute (NEI), reports the majority of people with serious vision issues are age 65 and older. While vision loss is fairly common as we age, it is also something that becomes difficult for seniors to adapt to. That’s because their other senses – hearing, taste, smell and even touch – become weaker as we age, too. “Vision loss is very often a gradual process, so seniors may

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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