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Posted on October 1, 2026 - Every fall, Medicare beneficiaries get a narrow but important window to review and change their coverage. The decisions made during this period can affect both your health and your wallet for the entire year ahead. Here are seven tips for navigating open enrollment.

Posted on September 29, 2026 - There’s plenty to celebrate at Trinity on Laurens! We’re proud to share that Trinity on Laurens has been named Aiken’s Choice for Best Assisted Living. This recognition is a wonderful reflection of the dedicated team members who make Trinity on Laurens a special place to call home. Every day, our team works to create a welcoming community where residents can enjoy meaningful connections, engaging activities, and personalized support while maintaining their independence.

Posted on September 29, 2026 - Counseling can offer older adults a valuable opportunity to navigate life changes, manage stress, process loss and strengthen emotional well-being. Yet many older Americans don’t seek counseling when they could benefit from it. Why is that—and what could help make mental health support more accessible?

Posted on September 24, 2026 - Moving into a senior living community is one of the most significant transitions a family can navigate together. Whether your loved one is excited for a fresh start or feeling uncertain about the change, the way you approach the move—and the weeks surrounding it—can make a meaningful difference. At Lutheran Homes of South Carolina, our communities are designed to help older adults enjoy meaningful connections, opportunities, and support while maintaining the dignity and individuality that make each person unique. Whether someone is moving into independent living, assisted living, memory care, or skilled care, families are an important part of the transition. Here’s what families should know to help make the move as smooth and positive as possible.

Posted on September 22, 2026 - Staying active is an important part of supporting heart health at any age. A new study highlighted several types of exercise that may help support healthy blood pressure—including walking, tai chi and other low-intensity activities. The best exercise? One you enjoy and can stick with!