The Value of Community

Anticipate More Safety, Security, and Connection!

Learn about Asbury’s proactive approach to well-being and safety and why senior living is still a great decision in the articles below. We’re proud of our outstanding safety record. Our success in vaccinating associates and residents has helped us safely resume in-person dining, resident programs, and wellness classes. In 2020, we quickly pivoted to include online offerings in addition to the distanced, in-person gatherings. Currently, more than 145 wellness classes are held each week across Asbury’s eight retirement communities!

Did you know Asbury is a Great Place to Work? Close to 90 percent of associates who responded to our Great Place to Work survey said our organization is doing everything possible to reduce the impact of COVID-19 and that Asbury is a safe place to work.

Promoting Independence and Wellness as You Age

Older adults who live in senior living communities that facilitate connection, wellness, and support, especially as they continue to age, are able to stay more active and feel more engaged with life.

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Senior Living and Safety During COVID-19

Most seniors and families say COVID-19 has made them nervous about moving now. The truth is that senior living is safer than you think. Learn more in the first of our Value of Community docuseries.

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3 Risks of Delaying a Retirement Move

When researching retirement living options, consider timing – specifically how a change in health, the economy, or the housing market could affect your plans or ability to get the residence you want.

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Natural Immune System Boosters for Seniors

If you’re looking for ways to stay healthy (especially now as the country grapples with COVID-19), there are natural ways you can boost your immune system.

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Financial FAQs of CCRCs

When it comes to senior living, there seem to be as many questions as there are options. Below, we’re tackling the FAQs of senior living, specifically continuing care retirement communities.

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What You Gain from a Square Foot Loss

There’s no doubt that moving to a retirement community means losing some square footage. Yet most seniors who choose retirement community living feel that their world expands dramatically post-move.

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Choosing the Right Retirement Community

When considering a move to a retirement community, there’s a lot to learn. Take a look at the primary options for senior living and the benefits, range of services, and costs of each one.

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Living Single – And Social!

Carol Watkins and Ray Smallen represent different sides of the nation’s growing population of seniors who are single. Both came to the same happy conclusion, aging alone does not mean being lonely.

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Telehealth for Seniors

Telehealth is convenient for seniors, allowing them to connect with their doctors in the comfort of their own homes. Learn how to prepare for a positive virtual visit and more in this blog post.

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The Science Behind Senior Living and Wellness

Science is clear on the value that physical and social activity have for seniors - and how living alone makes that a challenge. Learn how senior living communities inspire a more active lifestyle.

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Barbara Fletcher

On our first visit to Asbury, we knew it was where we wanted to "retire." Even before the Covid virus, we were really happy to be living here. But with the onset of the virus we became certain that we could not be in a better place. Every precaution has been taken to keep us safe. The associates have worked tirelessly to see that that we stay healthy, and even though in-person classes and lectures have been cancelled, our campus TV station broadcasts daily exercise classes, a wide range of lectures and programs to keep us busy and entertained. More than ever, we feel very fortunate to live in such a special community.

Spence Limbocker

When COVID first hit, It became very clear very fast that this was going to be a very, very safe place to live. We're part of a larger organization ... and they can bring an incredible amount of expertise. That's real important to know that they have people on their staff ... who have worked on similar kinds of crisis situations and bring experience and knowledge to their response.

Ron Stevenson

I thought I was in pretty good shape when I moved here, but I'm stronger physically, socially and mentally because of our move to Asbury. If I didn't live here already, I would move now, during COVID, in a heartbeat based on my experience here.

Beth Shank

I’m a former infection-control nurse, and we decided to move here during the pandemic. Bethany Village was very proactive very early, and I respect that. Even with the safety protocols, you can still meet people. They’re out in the morning walking their dogs and carrying their masks. We were pleasantly surprised by how quickly we made friends. I love it here!

Barbara Harbison

I have never felt safer. If I were in my house, I would have been totally isolated. We have had our meals, groceries, and mail delivered right to our door. Everyone is screened when they go out and when they return. Would I move here today? I wish I had moved here even sooner. I think to myself, 'What was I waiting for?'

Pam Parmer

Moving to Asbury five years ago was a difficult decision for us. We had no idea what a fun and exciting community it would be. We are enjoying the educational, wellness and entertainment opportunities that Asbury offers and are so glad we made the move when we did-while we are healthy and fit and able to take advantage of everything Asbury offers.