We help people live their best lives at home with meaningful connection to support and services right around them, in their communities.

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Listen and provide innovative health and wellness solutions to help people live at home and empower them to engage with communities that are aging, dementia and disability inclusive.

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Become a trusted partner, solution seeker, navigator and advocate, helping you thrive at home and in your community. Through our national accreditations (National Committee for Quality Assurance/NCQA), we affirm a commitment to person-centered, quality care management.

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A community that respects the dignity, rights and contributions of individuals of varying abilities and provides the resources to live how and where one chooses.

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September is #HealthyAgingMonth! When we think about #AgingWell, we often focus on our physical health – our diets, exercise routines, sleep patterns. But our mental health is just as important!National Council on Aging has put together a list of healthy habits that can protect and improve mental health as we age – from limiting media consumption and prioritizing social connections to starting a gratitude practice. Check it out at www.ncoa.org/article/7-ways-older-adults-can-manage-their-mental-health/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Connections to friends, family and community can contribute to increased happiness, improved mental health, and even a longer lifespan! Take a moment today to schedule a walk or a coffee date with a friend. If time is short, even a quick ‘checking in’ text can boost your mood and inspire a sense of belonging. #nationalwellnessmonth #friendship #community ... See MoreSee Less
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Make mindfulness a priority today with a few minutes of meditation – it can help reduce stress and increase focus. Here’s a simple breathing exercise to try: breathe in slowly for a count of four, then hold your breath for another count of four. Next, exhale slowly for a count of four and hold your breath again for a count of four. Repeat this cycle for a few minutes.#nationalwellnessmonth #mindfulness #agingwell ... See MoreSee Less
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