Cutting edge retirement communities anticipate what seniors will want tomorrow in order to work toward and provide those amenities in real time, transforming senior living from a necessity to a retirement goal. Because of this forward-thinking strategy, the definition of [...]
Congrats to every Sunshine poet! You took the time, To make it rhyme, And weren’t afraid to show it. The above feeble example of an ABBA rhyming scheme can mean only one thing: Sunshine Retirement Living has just announced the [...]
If you’ve been recruited to help a friend or family member find top retirement living in Austin’s best neighborhoods, these tips are everything you need to do the job justice. #1 – Know What They Want in Advance Spend time [...]
We find that many retirees who choose a retirement community cite six primary reasons. Here they are. [...]
Although the benefits pets can offer in retirement are undisputed, many retirees are under the impression that they have to choose between enjoying the benefits of Austin retirement community living or keeping the pets they love. However, more and more [...]
At Sunshine Retirement Living, we like to think of ourselves as one big happy family, and each of our communities represents our offspring with its own individual quirks and characteristics. Every now and then, we like to shine the spotlight [...]
Well•ness – noun, the state of being in good health, especially as an actively pursued goal. If you’ve been following us at Sunshine Retirement Communities for a while, you know that Wellness is more than just a health care buzzword. [...]
After spending the last two weeks focusing on the signs and symptoms of dementia as well as what to look for in a Memory Care facility, we decided it was time to share what one of Sunshine’s communities is doing [...]
For as long as people have been plucking succulent grapes from a vine, squishing out the juice with their feet, and sipping the fermented extract from a drinking vessel, they have enjoyed the various bouquets and textures, and paired them [...]
There once was a woman from Dunwoody, Whose disposition was always quite moody. But wouldn’t you know it? She became a poet. And now she’s feeling quite goody. There are those who consider limericks (like the one above) to be [...]