Presbyterian Senior Living : Blog
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Community Experience | Finance & Planning
When John Walker retired, he wasn’t sure what the future would hold. He knew he wanted to continue to officiate high school football and softball games. He knew he wanted to play golf on occasion. Beyond that, retirement was a bit of a mystery. The thought of residing in a senior living community held absolutely no appeal.
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Retirement is not the end of the journey, but the beginning of a new one filled with opportunity, growth, and connections.
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Presbyterian Senior Living | Presbyterian Senior Living | Corporate
At PSL we believe that investing in our team members’ professional growth is essential to providing the highest level of care and service to our residents. To support our team members in achieving their career goals, we offer a variety of professional development opportunities through education partnerships with esteemed universities and business organizations. These programs provide team members with the tools and knowledge needed to advance their careers, enhance their skill sets, and contribute meaningfully to the senior living industry.
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Gone are the days when retirement community dining meant bland, cafeteria-style meals at rigid times.
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Embracing lifelong learning isn't just about gaining new knowledge – it's about keeping minds sharp, spirits young, and days filled with purpose.
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The start of the New Year is a popular time to set new goals and priorities. For older adults, one recurring topic is where to live during retirement. The burdens of home ownership may feel greater during the winter, as can loneliness and isolation. For many, the solution can be an independent living apartment or cottage in a Life Plan Community.
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