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Seniors Walking and Moving to Boston

A Senior Newcomer's Guide for Moving to and L...

So you’ve decided to enjoy your retirement years in Boston. Congratulations! Boston is a fantastic city filled with art, history, culture, entertainment, world-class healthcare and so much more. Not only is it a great place to live, but it’s a destination hub for visitors, says Kathleen Winn, Senior Advisor of Waterstone at the Circle. “Boston is a great place to have or launch your retirement adventure,” she says. “Your friends and family will love visiting you in Boston because there’s so

Supporting Your Aging Parents in Their Move to Sen...

Moving to senior living can be exciting, especially if your parents are still relatively active and independent. It’s a new chapter of life that provides opportunities and adventure while providing a lifestyle support system that can gracefully flex as your parents get older. However, as with any change, there can be some sadness and apprehension, too. “Moving is often a physically and emotionally draining process, no matter how old or young you are,” says Kathleen Winn, Senior Advisor of

Pumpkins Carving Fall Great Time

Carving Out a Great Time: 10 Must-See Autumn Spots...

Autumn in Boston: Could there be anything more picturesque or beautiful? “Tourists flock to our city and the surrounding areas each fall to enjoy the glory of autumn leaves, taste the fresh-pressed apple cider, get spooked by our history and celebrate the onset of the holiday season,” says Jake Quigley, Executive Director of Waterstone at the Circle. “There are so many unique-to-Boston sights, smells, tastes and sounds that should definitely be on your must-see list this autumn.” We’ve compiled

Waterstone Model Kitchen

Come Home to Style, Comfort and Sophistication at...

Seniors who are looking at their options for downsizing after retirement may ask themselves if a senior living community can feel like a real home. Jake Quigley, Executive Director of Waterstone at the Circle, says the answer is a resounding “yes.” “At our premier senior living community, we strive to provide an atmosphere, lifestyle and experience that has all the comforts of home, plus just the right amount of help if it’s needed,” he says. “It’s all the benefits living at home with none of

Seniors Doing Yoga

Why Start Now? The Benefits of Yoga for Older Adul...

As an older adult, you’ve probably heard many people rave about the benefits of yoga. The practice has gone from a New Age experience to a Main Street phenomenon, with practically everyone from age 1 to 100 enjoying its benefits. What makes this practice so attractive, and why are so many people – especially seniors – being drawn to it? “Yoga is a very inclusive practice, which I think is why so many people decide to pick it up,” says Michelle Collins, Life Enrichment Director of Waterstone at

Group of seniors volunteering

Six Ways Boomers are Making a Difference in the Wo...

Although Millennials have overtaken the Baby Boomers as the largest generation alive, Boomers – the 77 million individuals born between 1945 and 1964 – are the generation that’s making the most difference in the world – at least when it comes to donating their time and efforts. “The Boomer generation is one of the most highly educated, worldly and active generations we’ve ever seen,” says Jake Quigley, Executive Director of Waterstone at the Circle. “They’ve lived through and initiated huge