A LifeCare™ Community!
We think it’s safe to say that everyone understands that sometimes your home needs a little sprucing up. Whether it’s an old table you want to refurbish, wallpaper you want to replace or appliances that just don’t work the way they used to, a little TLC can do wonders to your favorite spaces. At Ardenwoods we feel like our Clubhouse is like our home—it represents who we are as a community. Our Grille specifically, we’ll admit it, needed a little tender love and care.… Read More
On April 24, we were pleased to host an indoor garden seminar with the help of BB Barns. Attendees enjoyed homemade lemonade and light refreshments, courtesy of the Ardenwoods kitchen staff, while they listened to Letha Hinman of BB Barns talk about the best strategies for creating an indoor potted plant arrangement.
Bernie and Toby Linder have called Ardenwoods their home for almost two years. Prior to their move up the hill, they resided in Laurel Park. Toby was a first grade teacher at Hillendale Elementary and Bernie worked for General Electric. It was through his work with GE’s Elfun Society that Bernie and Toby initially got involved with the nonprofit community in Hendersonville.
The Linders’ involvement in the Community Foundation of Henderson County is extensive. From Bernie’s role on the Board of Directors, Toby’s involvement on the Scholarship Committee, and their donor advised fund the Linder Family Charitable Fund, it’s no surprise that in 2017 the Linders were named the recipients of the Community Foundation’s Sauer Charitable Award.
We love welcoming our surrounding community to events held at Ardenwoods. We think it’s important to challenge ourselves to either learn a new skill or continue expanding our mind no matter what age!
This month we welcomed Robert and Laura Uherka from Simply Change. Robert and Laura are Senior Move Specialists and Professional Organizers. Robert and Laura challenged our attendees to consider 10 questions to get ready for a move. We included them below for you to ponder as well!… Read More
After threat of bad weather caused a necessary reschedule, guests gathered Wednesday, February 27 at Ardenwoods for our first event of the year. Edward Jones advisor, Doug Rostick, delivered a presentation about how technology will change the way that you age. As we age every day occurrences such as going to the grocery store, driving to the park for a walk or communicating with our loved ones can become more burdensome. Rostick addressed the advances in technology that make maintaining your every day life easier.
In his presentation, Rostick referenced data collected and distributed by the MIT Age Lab. You might think that technology makes things more difficult as you age, but in reality it can serve to make your life easier. Below you will find the five that the Age Lab identifies.… Read More