It is almost Father’s Day so let’s talk about dad. Is he a man who can tell any story? Is he a handyman or gearhead? Can he pull any joke out of his sleeve to make you laugh? No matter who your father figure is, Dad’s are important to our life. That is why promoting men’s health is also…
Happy Mother’s Day to our charming residents and your special loved ones! Mother’s Day is an important day to show your mom exactly how much she means to you. On May 9th, and even every day, she deserves to feel appreciated, loved, and special. Although senior living in Hampton, Virginia…
Many seniors desire to hold on to the feeling of youthful euphoria that they have experienced in their early life. But this can be difficult due to the physical and mental exhaustion that typically comes along with aging. No matter what life may bring to you, with a positive attitude,…
When moving into a senior living community, your tour experience could be the deciding factor of where you choose to live. When touring several different communities, you want to find the place that stands out with all of the best features. The Devonshire’s amazing amenities, compassionate…
February is the month of love. Love for family, friends, yourself, and especially your heart. That is why February is American Heart Month, a month-long observance to raise awareness for heart disease and to promote heart health. Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States,…
The New Year means new opportunities, resolutions, and sometimes even changes. Choosing to move into a Senior Living community doesn’t mean giving up your day-to-day activities, favorite hobbies, or social enjoyments. At The Devonshire, we make sure you get the easy living you deserve with the…
Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanzaa! Whatever you celebrate, The Devonshire wishes you a very happy holiday season here in Hampton, Virginia! This year has been one for the history books. Speaking of books, here is a list of top books in various categories enjoyed by senior citizens…
Thanksgiving is a special time of the year to gather with loved ones and give thanks together. For residents in senior living communities and their families, this may seem challenging. At The Devonshire, it is our goal to make our resident’s holiday special, no matter how near or far family may…
It’s already October! Although the seasons don’t exactly change here in Hampton, Virginia, it is still exciting to decorate for fall and Halloween! Whether you enjoy going all out with decorations or keeping it simple, the fun of the holidays doesn’t stop in our senior living community! The…
Making the decision to move to a senior living community doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice your daily activeness and exercise. Staying active is an important part of your lifestyle as you age. Exercise has a plethora of benefits such as the opportunity for social activity, improved strength and…
Social interactions are important for keeping the mind, body, and soul healthy. Believe it or not, social connections have a strong tie to physical and cognitive function. The lack of social relationships leads to loneliness, isolation, unhealthy behaviors, and depression. At The Devonshire, it…
Because where you live has a lot to do with How you Live! We provide an independent, active and fulfilling lifestyle that is encouraged for each resident. Our dedicated staff members are available to meet the individual needs of residents. Living Life at our independent living community in The…
Family is one of the most important aspects of life to all ages, especially to those in the senior community. In fact, according to a recent study on aging conducted jointly by USA Today, United Healthcare, and the National Council on Aging, more than 50% of seniors over 60 ranked keeping up…
You have always heard people say that laughter is the best medicine but now there is proof. Loma Linda University did a study to find out if there was a benefit for adults ages 60 – 70 years. They had their stress level and short-term memory measured in the study. They were put in two groups.…
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