Thoughts Developed During our Experience at “The Langford”"A person or couple should downsize and move to a retirement community while they are still healthy and able to make their own decisions. Moving is difficult after you are more than 75 years old and earlier if you are disabled or in poor health. You should not burden your children or relatives with the responsibility to handle the problems of moving you later, which likely will interrupt their business or family lives for...  Read More

We tend to interact with fewer friends as we age. This is why meaningful friendships are key. No matter how long or short term these friendships are, you will see changes in them as you age.   Read More

There are many things to consider when searching for an Assisted Living Community. You want to choose the community that best fits your wants and needs. Here are three myths about Assisted Living that will help you in your decision making process.Myth: Assisted Living is expensive and there is an entrance fee.Reality: There is no entrance fee if you move directly into an assisted living or memory care community with MRC.   Read More

As you age, you focus on keeping yourself healthy. Many times this means practicing physical fitness and eating healthy. Do you remember to exercise your brain as well?Get physical exercise.   Read More

What does it cost? The real costs of moving into a Retirement Community.Congratulations, you have finally made it- it’s time to enjoy retirement! Could moving to a retirement community be the right fit for you?   Read More