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When Eileen Young lost her husband six years ago, her life changed dramatically. “I traveled for a living and I was very social,” she reflects. “And then suddenly, I was alone. My family was concerned about me living by myself, but I thought I was fine. My grandson, Kristopher, was particularly vocal.

For Sam and Rosemarie LaManna, love began with a chance encounter at a disco in Valley Forge.

At The Heritage of Green Hills, love takes many forms—lifelong friendships, enduring romantic partnerships, and the strong bonds of a caring community. February, a month that celebrates love, is the perfect time to highlight the deep connections that make this senior living community in Shillington, PA, so special.

The Heritage of Green Hills in Shillington, Pa., is home to many talented and interesting seniors, including several accomplished sewers, artists, and craftspeople. Residents Henrietta Lucus and Sigi Schmidt use their considerable skills to help their neighbors, creating lovely items to sell at fundraising events. Together, they’ve raised thousands of dollars for the Heritage Resident Benefit Fund, which helps defray costs for residents who have exhausted their resources.

At The Heritage of Green Hills, there’s a special room where hundreds of little people cheer on the racers at the Reading Fairgrounds, tiny sightseers visit the Reading Pagoda and the William Penn Memorial Fire Tower, and mini shoppers browse at Pomeroy’s Department — all while cheery trains whiz by.

Tips for a Memorable Holiday for All

Thanksgiving is a time to come together, celebrate, and share gratitude with loved ones. However, for families caring for someone with dementia, the holiday can present unique challenges. The large gatherings, noise, and unfamiliar routines can be overwhelming for someone living with cognitive impairment. With a little thoughtful planning and sensitivity, you can create a welcoming and dementia-friendly Thanksgiving that everyone can enjoy.

As we age, our social circles often change due to retirement, relocation, or the loss of loved ones. For senior citizens, maintaining strong connections and

Moving to a senior living community is a big decision, with lots of questions and several moving parts. We understand this can be overwhelming and

Ask anyone who has visited The Heritage of Green Hills at lunch or dinner time, and you’re likely to hear about how great the food