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10/09/2026

Walking together for a cause close to our hearts.

Our Clover Health Care community was proud to participate in the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s, supporting an important cause that touches so many lives.

This year’s participation was especially meaningful after one of our residents asked a team member if they could take part in the walk. Of course, our wonderful and caring team was happy to show up and support the cause!

It was a beautiful reminder of the compassion, connection, and community that make Clover Healthcare so special. We are grateful to everyone who walked, supported, and helped make this day meaningful.

10/07/2026

We were delighted to celebrate the Grand Reopening of Lincolnwood Place and showcase our beautifully renovated community spaces.

Guests had the opportunity to experience our newly refreshed billiards room, art studio, bistro, theater auditorium, lobby, dining room, and library — each thoughtfully designed to enhance the resident experience and foster connection throughout the community.

This Grand Reopening marks an exciting new chapter for Lincolnwood Place, and we look forward to welcoming our residents and community partners into these exceptional spaces for years to come.

10/05/2026

Active Aging Week is a celebration of vitality, passion and the freedom to stay moving on your own terms. Our communities believe in honoring individual journeys by providing endless opportunities to stay energized, connected and inspired. Active living means your life, your style, every single day.

10/01/2026

The next two pillars explored through Senior Lifestyle’s Brain Health University (BHU) are stress management and sleep—two important factors that help support a healthy, resilient brain.

Quality sleep gives our brains time to recharge, process experiences and strengthen learning and memory. It can also support attention, problem-solving and creativity while allowing the brain to clear away waste accumulated throughout the day.

Managing stress is just as important. Through BHU, residents explore practical ways to reduce and respond to stress, whether through meditation, exercise, journaling, reading, music, creative activities, spending time outdoors or simply connecting with a friend. By building healthy habits around sleep and stress, we can take meaningful steps to support our cognitive health at every age.

09/30/2026

Honoring our Senior Lifestyle team members who served!

This month, we’re celebrating the veterans who bravely served our country.

April, a Liberty Heights team member and United States Army veteran, served four years as a Specialist, working as a 31C Single Channel Radio Operator, ensuring vital communications for her unit.

Thank you, April, for your service.

09/28/2026

When we support one another, our whole community grows stronger. The Walden Place team had the pleasure of attending the annual Golf Bake to support their community partner, the Cortland Chamber of Commerce. We’re proud to have a team that believes in showing up and supporting others. Go, Senior Lifestyle Team!

09/27/2026

Oui oui, Paris is always a good idea! Our residents enjoyed a day filled with French flair, delicious treats, laughter, and plenty of ooh la la!

📸 Addington Place of Dublin

09/25/2026

Honoring our Senior Lifestyle team members who served!

This month, we’re celebrating the veterans who bravely served our country.

Michael, a Barrington of West Chester team member and United States Military veteran, bravely served our nation during Operation Enduring Freedom.

Thank you, Michael, for your service.

09/24/2026

Jessica Daily, National Director of Programming, spoke with Dr. Robert Winningham, our expert resource, to explore Brain Health University. Click the link to listen to the full podcast.

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09/23/2026

Renee Moore, SNF Operations Specialist, and Bob Gawronski, Vice President of Development and Acquisitions, recently attended the Ziegler SHC Conference, where Renee served as a panelist for the Senior Housing & Care Finance, Strategy & Innovation Forum.

Renee shared:

“Technology should never replace the human side of leadership; it should give us more time for it. As AI continues to change how we work, our responsibility as leaders is to help our teams understand the ‘why’ behind the use of a new software and embrace technology to help elevate their roles.”

Together, attendees explored the trends, risks, and opportunities shaping senior housing and skilled nursing, with a focus on technology, finance, innovation, strategy, M&A, and operational performance.