If you did not know Bob Frank was 97, you would never guess it. He speaks with wit and humor, his mind moving quickly...
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The Woman Who Kept Saying Yes
On a recent afternoon at King’s Grant, in an apartment painted a particular shade of yellow that once belonged to a...
Community and Connection
Story written by: Gracie Moyers Being sure to get her 6,000 steps in every day since 1999, the first floor halls of...
Notes from the Bluebird Trail at Sunnyside
Walk into Gail Fisher’s cottage at Sunnyside and bluebirds are everywhere. Bluebirds on the wall. Bluebirds on the...
Here to Play: Gayle Allen Is Making the Most of Life at Sunnyside
For Gayle Allen, retirement was never going to mean slowing down. It was going to mean finally having time for...
Stories Worth Sharing
Explore the latest stories, accomplishments, and impact from across Sunnyside Communities. Our magazine highlights the...
Sunnyside Communities 2025: By the Numbers
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Understanding Memory Care: Support, Safety, and Peace of Mind
Watching a loved one experience memory loss can be one of life's most challenging journeys. Whether the diagnosis is...
A Different Way to Think About Assisted Living
There comes a point for many older adults when life at home begins to feel heavier than it once did. The cooking. The...
Understanding the Difference Between Catered Living and Assisted Living
One of the biggest misconceptions in senior living is that there are only two options: living completely independently...
The Biggest Misconceptions About Assisted Living and Why Families Often Wait Too Long
There is a particular kind of silence that tends to settle over conversations about assisted living. Adult children...
The Hidden Lifeline Many Older Adults Already Have
There is often a moment, somewhere between the second hospital visit and the third missed medication, when adult...