Making the decision to move a loved one into memory care is rarely easy. For many families, it comes after months or even years of caregiving, difficult conversations, and growing …
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When people think about healthy aging, they often focus on physical health. Exercise, nutrition, and preventive care all play important roles in maintaining well-being. But another factor can be just …
When Libby Slappey and Charles Crawley moved to Meth-Wick more than two years ago, they weren’t downsizing because of a health crisis. They weren’t moving because they could no longer …
Not long ago, making it to your late 80s or 90s was considered extraordinary but today, it’s becoming much more common. Thanks to advances in medicine, better treatments, and healthier …
When most people think about moving into a senior living community, or helping a loved one through that transition, they picture the physical space: the apartment, the dining room, the …
Many families have questions about when skilled nursing care may be needed and what daily life in a senior living community looks like. While many people have heard the term, …
One of the things that makes Meth-Wick Community special is the strong culture of volunteerism found across campus. Many residents generously give their time, talents, and compassion to improve others’ …
For many adult children, caring for aging parents doesn’t happen down the street; it happens across cities, states, or even time zones. And while distance adds complexity, it doesn’t make …
If downsizing and retirement are part of your plans for 2026, now is a good time to start thinking about what that transition might look like. Even if a move …
At Meth-Wick, wellness is more than programming—it’s a philosophy that supports residents as whole people. As Director of Wellness and Recreation, Eryn Cronbaugh has helped lead that evolution across …