The Apricot is one of our residential living only two bedroom, one bathroom options. Located in the E building, this floor plan features a 920 sq. ft. layout with a 66 sq. ft. patio or balcony.
Our Residential and Independent Living one bedroom apartments are available in three different floor plans: The Grape, The Plum, and The Peach Blossom.
Are you interested in learning more about what our studio apartments include? You've come to the right place! Keep reading for an in-depth overview of our available Independent, Residential, and Assisted Living floor plan options.
Want to learn more about what our community has to offer? Keep reading to learn more about our floor plans, including our concierge-like amenities.
One of our top priorities here at Samaritan Village has always been to ensure the safety and wellbeing of our residents.
He wanted to find inner peace. Here's what he found instead.
This woman's experience led her to help others in a similar predicament.
If you haven't tried solo travel yet, you should definitely give it a go. Here's how to make it a big success.
Smart advice to help you make the most of your next big trip. You’ve done the backpack bit. Now, your journeys take planning.
Whether to hire a pro or do it yourself depends on how fast you want the job done and how much you’re willing to spend.
Show your support while receiving unexpected benefits.
Half of us over 50 will have weak bones by 2020 unless we make changes.
Stop policing yourself with food. Instead, focus on understanding and nurturing yourself. The science-backed result? Real weight loss. Here’s how.
Answer them and you'll love your life more, says 'The Payoff Principle' author.
A brisk walk could cut your risk of early death, even if you're obese.
Hundreds of groups of older Americans are getting together to make music. Why? For fun, but also for this big side benefit.
Why you need to watch your mail and be a patient shopper.
Robin Williams also suffered from the disease, often misdiagnosed as Alzheimer's.
People over 50 make up the majority of those with the deadly disease.
Your employer may soon let you have virtual medical visits, but should you?
This expert says pre-retirees need to rethink the way they save and invest.
Lifetime Arts teaches older adults to dance, write and perform.
Its program helps families shoulder the burden.
Most people overestimate their exercise level, studies show.
They may be afraid to tell you they are having trouble.
Can't get workouts into your routine? Heed this advice.
Here's a sampling of openings and how to apply.
They may brush off your offers, so suss out their true needs.
A study shows older adults aren’t getting the care they want at life’s end.
Disorders of this small gland are common, especially in older women.
Beat the heat with these cool and refreshing recipes.
What you might owe and 8 ways to get less terrified.
The source of pervasive exhaustion and what to do about it.
Temporarily ignoring a problem might make it easier to manage.
They'll help you shift from a sense of loss to a sense of gain.
How these scores really work and can affect your finances.
Suggestions that let you be present and make a difference.
Figuring out what the scale should say, not what you want it to, is worth the trouble.
Taking a team approach can net the best results for your parents.
In this program, old and young people connect with one another.
After a certain age, some may not offer any benefit.
An Allianz study shows what separates the victims from the vigilant.
When 'citizen scientists' help gather data, they don't get paid, but the rewards are priceless.
Conveying personal info lets others connect with your loved one.
Get these nutritional freeloaders out of your kitchen — they're not doing your body any good.
Taking care of your fascia can bring back 'bounce' and ease chronic pain.
Service groups rely on volunteers to socialize their dogs. Could you be a puppy raiser?
From scary to sweet to sad, these iconic films shaped our identity.
10 lessons from what they really think about life and boomers.
Passive, slow movements performed in low light bring deep relaxation.
How you can fine-tune your eating habits to live longer and healthier.
Answer these four questions to zero in on the best match.
