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Internet access is a given in today’s world, and it’s not just for young people and working professionals. More than 73% of adults aged 65 and older use the Internet regularly. Seniors find it a helpful tool for gaining information and skills, communicating with loved ones, and entertainment.

Transient ischemic attacks (TIA) and stroke are potential health risks for seniors. CRISTA Senior Living is committed to providing exceptional care and ensuring the well-being of its residents. As part of this dedication, raising awareness about health issues that affect the senior population is crucial. One such concern is the occurrence of TIA and the potential danger they pose.

CRISTA Senior Living in Shoreline and Silverdale, WA is dedicated to providing older adults with an exceptional quality of life that is rich in social, physical, intellectual, and faith-based activities.

Family caregivers fill an essential role in our world. As parents grow older, there comes a time when they need some extra help. To begin, that may be as simple as providing a ride to the doctor or taking them grocery shopping. Then it may progress to helping with chores around the house. And finally, there comes a day when they need to stop living alone.

CRISTA Senior Living knows that gardening enriches life at CRISTA Senior Living. Studies have shown that gardening and being in nature reduces stress, lowers blood pressure, and slows our heart rate.

Choosing the right Christian Senior Living Community for your loved one can be a difficult decision, but it doesn't have to be. With some careful research and attention to detail, you can ensure that your loved one is taken care of in the best possible way. Here are some tips to help you find a Christian Senior Living Community.

Disaster preparedness is important for every senior, whether in your home or a senior living community. That’s why CRISTA Senior Living in Shoreline, WA, has an Emergency Preparedness & Safety Committee that meets regularly.

Christian Life Plan and Senior Living Communities are committed to providing compassionate Christian care and faith-based services that support each resident's personal journey through life.

When considering hearing aids, the first step is to perform a hearing evaluation by a qualified audiologist or hearing healthcare professional.