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As humans, we’re hard-wired to crave connections. Social interaction benefits our mental health and allows us to be a part of a community.
But what if in-person interactions aren’t easily accessible? Thankfully, technology’s ever evolving presence in our lives offers unique solutions to connect with loved ones. This is especially true for families with aging parents or grandparents living in senior living communities. Whether it be long distance or busy, conflicting schedules, sometimes it’s hard to find time to visit.
Keep reading for ways technology can help you feel closer to your loved one in a senior living community.
The following can help you communicate and stay connected with your loved one in senior living:
By taking advantage of the numerous technology available, you’re able to stay even more connected to loved ones who live in a senior living community. Although nothing compares to a personal visit, digital interactions make maintaining close connections even easier.
At Peabody Retirement Community, our residents enjoy using technology to stay healthy, engaged and connected to those they love. We offer free WiFi campus-wide for your personal use. This way, you can use the campus iPads wherever you want to set up a video call or chat with your family.
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