As the days grow longer, the sunshine beckons us to spend more time outdoors. After weeks of staying in due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we’re all ready to get out of our homes a bit more. As states start to re-open, keep in mind that the coronavirus still poses a threat, particularly for older Americans.

In 1982, President Reagan signed a proclamation naming May 6th as National Recognition Day for Nurses. Furthermore, in 1990 it was declared that nurse recognition would be expanded to a week-long celebration from May 6 to May 12 each year. Why is May 6th significant?

As we move through our lives, our brains are always changing. Through the years, we grow in knowledge and experience, and we exhibit more wisdom and maturity. At the same time, our minds can face new challenges.

In retirement, one of the biggest decisions you will make involves where you should live and how you will spend your time. Should you move into a senior living community? If so, what type of community is right for you?

These are challenging times, especially given the serious concerns about the coronavirus. Yet at Montereau, we believe social distancing doesn't mean we have to become disconnected-"social distancing" really means "physical distancing." You can-and should-remain social. With today's technology, you can see friends and family often, by video chat, on text, through photo sharing sites and social media.More seniors onlineSeniors are well-positio...