We met with Kate Ellington, the new Director of Nursing at Canterfield of Kennesaw, to learn more about what the residents need from the nurses on staff, what types of care is typical, and any tips seniors can take with them to stay healthy.

Spring is a perfect time to embark on new hobbies and enjoy new activities, benefitting the mental health and happiness of our seniors.

As the age of seniors increases, we want to ensure that seniors enjoy their independence and active lifestyle with every year. Staying active, eating well, and keeping the mind sharp are imperative.

“Senior independence is possible through an inclusive society: dedicated medical care, accessible public spaces, and vibrant communities.” ~ NationalToday.com

Though the transition may seem overwhelming, we have outlined the entire process step-by-step to help you begin this new stage of life.

The holidays are a season of joy, happiness, community, and family. Or at least they should be. For some seniors, the holidays can be the loneliest time of year.

A friendship formed at Canterfield!

We want to showcase the happiness and community that the next chapter entails!

The good news is that you can never be too early. However, you can be too late.

Canterfield understands that no one person can work as a caregiver 24/7.

One of the biggest hurdles of the Senior Living Industry is education — specifically, the education of terminology used to describe levels of care and services.

If you want to stay healthy and active, your feet should be a top priority.

Would you rather, video games, and exciting stories!