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Supporting Senior Independence: Why Choice Matters at Harbour Hill

At Harbour Hill Retirement Community, we understand that independence is key to living well at any age. For older adults, the ability to make daily choices—big and small—fosters confidence, dignity, and a lasting sense of purpose. When seniors have the freedom to decide how they want to live, they feel empowered and respected.

Aging should never mean giving up control. Unfortunately, even well-intentioned support can sometimes limit a person’s autonomy. When that happens, it can lead to frustration, loss of confidence, and social withdrawal. At Harbour Hill, we take a different approach—one that supports independence while offering reassurance and care when needed.

Independence Builds Well-Being
Seniors who are able to manage their own routines, social connections, and personal preferences are more likely to stay active and engaged. Whether it’s deciding what time to start the day, choosing what to eat, or selecting a favourite activity, every decision supports a deeper sense of self. We have several residents that have Family help them with paying their bills, but are always more comfortable when the Family sits with them, and lets them know what bills are paid. It settles them while still giving them a sense of control over their finances and decisions. It’s respectful and helpful.

When independence is removed, even temporarily, it can be difficult to regain. Confidence can be shaken, and hesitation takes its place. That’s why at Harbour Hill, we prioritize personal choice as part of everyday life.

Families and Caregivers: Supporting, Not Steering
The role of families and caregivers is essential—not to take control, but to walk alongside seniors with patience, respect, and encouragement. Small shifts in how we help can make a meaningful difference.

Ask First, Then Support
Begin by asking what your loved one wants or needs. Even simple questions like “Would you still like to attend the event?” help keep decisions in their hands.

Respect Their Experience
Older adults bring decades of experience and wisdom. Trusting their decisions—whether about meals, activities, or social plans—reinforces their independence.

Encourage Without Taking Over
When possible, support participation without stepping in too quickly. For example, assist with tasks that may require extra strength, but leave space for them to lead the way.

Trust Their Abilities
Aging doesn’t mean ability disappears. Seniors often know their own limits better than we do. Support them in doing what they love—on their terms.

Be Present and Listen
Sometimes the best help is simply listening. Make time for conversations without rushing to fix or correct.

Celebrate Their Efforts
Acknowledge the routines and hobbies they continue to enjoy. These moments reinforce pride and a sense of achievement.

Balance Safety with Respect
When safety concerns come up, involve them in finding the right solution. Instead of setting rules, explore alternatives together—such as adjusting the time of day for outings or arranging shared transportation.

Life at Harbour Hill
At Harbour Hill, we make it easier for seniors to stay independent and connected.

Our supportive environment includes:

  • Maintenance-free apartments that allow more time for what matters most
  • Flexible programs and activities led by caring staff
  • Nutritious meals with menu variety and choice
  • Community spaces that encourage connection, learning, and fun
  • Just the right amount of help when needed, always with respect

Here, independence is celebrated—not compromised.

Recommended Resource for Families
For caregivers and loved ones seeking guidance, we recommend the Canadian Centre for Caregiving Excellence. Their approach aligns closely with our values at Harbour Hill—offering support rooted in dignity, autonomy, and compassion.

Honouring the independence of older adults isn’t just the right thing to do—it’s essential to their well-being. At Harbour Hill, we are committed to helping seniors live life on their own terms, supported by care, surrounded by community, and empowered by choice.

in Healthy Aging & Lifestyle Posted by Harbour Hill Retirement Community

A Gentle Conversation: Talking to a Loved One About the Move to a Retirement Community

It’s one of the hardest conversations many families will have: talking to a parent or loved one about moving into a retirement community. At Harbour Hill Retirement Community, we understand the emotions that come with this transition—uncertainty, worry, and sometimes even guilt. But we also know what’s waiting on the other side: peace of mind, safety, support, and renewed quality of life.

If you’re starting to wonder whether it might be time, this article offers guidance on how to approach the topic with sensitivity and compassion—because how you begin the conversation is just as important as what you say.

Start Small. Listen First.

Before offering suggestions, simply listen. Ask your loved one how they’re feeling. Are they tired of keeping up with household tasks? Feeling isolated? Struggling with mobility or memory?

This step helps them feel heard and respected, rather than managed.

Ease Into the Idea

For many seniors, the idea of moving can feel sudden and overwhelming. Instead of diving into “the talk,” make it a series of lighter, low-pressure conversations.

  • Invite them to a community event where other seniors gather.
  • Have dinner together in a nearby retirement residence.
  • Share positive stories about people you know who made the move and found joy in it.

By gradually introducing the concept, you help replace fear with familiarity.

Emphasize Comfort, Not Limitation

Avoid framing the conversation around what your loved one can no longer do. Focus instead on what life could be like with a little help and a lot more time for the things they love.

  • No more worrying about meals or home maintenance.
  • Opportunities to connect socially and enjoy daily activities.
  • Professional support close by, just in case it’s needed.

Reassure them that a move to Harbour Hill is not about losing independence—it’s about gaining peace of mind and support in a welcoming, home-like setting.

Don’t Dictate—Invite Dialogue

No one wants to feel like they’re being told what to do, especially when it comes to life decisions. Approach the conversation as a team.

Try phrases like:

  • “How are you really feeling these days at home?”
  • “Would you be open to just taking a tour together?”
  • “We’ll go at your pace—whatever feels right for you.”

This collaborative approach can help avoid resistance and build trust.

Signs It Might Be Time

While every situation is unique, some signs may indicate a move could help:

  • Repeated forgetfulness or missed medications.
  • A noticeable drop in personal care or nutrition.
  • Feelings of loneliness, anxiety, or depression.
  • Frequent falls or recent hospitalizations.
  • Increased pressure on caregivers to provide support.

These signs don’t have to trigger an immediate decision—but they can be starting points for an open, honest conversation.

Support from Harbour Hill

You don’t have to navigate this journey alone. At Harbour Hill, we’re here to answer your questions, guide you through your options, and help your loved one feel welcome and supported from the very beginning.

Our team understands that moving is not just a physical shift—it’s an emotional one, too. And we believe it should be done with care, patience, and a deep respect for the person at the heart of the decision.

When the time is right, we’ll be here to help make the transition as smooth and comforting as possible—for everyone involved.

in Downsizing & Life Transitions Posted by Harbour Hill Retirement Community

Savour the Season: Your Guide to Staying Cool and Enjoying Summer at Harbour Hill

At Harbour Hill Retirement Community, summer is a season to enjoy—whether it’s relaxing on the patio, visiting the beach, or spending time with friends at a community BBQ. After a long winter, the heat of the sun is welcomed and the white fluffy clouds are welcomed sights.But with rising temperatures, it’s important to keep your health top of mind.

As we age, we are more vulnerable to the effects of extreme heat, but with a few simple habits and smart decisions, you can enjoy everything summer has to offer—without the worry of heat exhaustion dampening your spirits!

It’s important to know the signs of heat exhaustion. Early signs include heavy sweating, increased thirst, weakness, extreme tiredness, and possible muscle cramps, nausea, or vomiting. Other indicators can be a rapid or weak pulse, cool and clammy skin, headache, dizziness or fainting, and a rise in body temperature.

Download this helpful heat-related illness prevention poster from the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety to stay informed and protected during the hottest days of summer.

Staying Cool in the Heat

  • The warmer it gets, the more important it becomes to plan your days with comfort and safety in mind.
  • Dress in loose-fitting, breathable fabrics in light colours. Clothing with SPF ratings made of fabrics designed to withstand UV rays is now readily available in stores and on line.
  • Schedule outdoor activities during the morning or late afternoon, and avoid extended periods for tasks, such as gardening, between 11-3 if possible.
  • Look for shade or use a sun umbrella and wide brimmed hat or visor if you’ll be outside for an extended time.

Drink Water Often, Not Just When You’re Thirsty

  • Dehydration is a common summer risk that can be easily avoided with a little extra attention.
  • Carry a water bottle with you, even for short outings.
  • Infuse your water with lemon, cucumber, or mint for a refreshing boost.
  • Snack on hydrating foods like melon, grapes, or citrus.

What to Pack for a Perfect Summer Day

Heading out for a day at the beach or an afternoon in the park? A well-packed tote bag will help you enjoy the day, comfortably.

Include:

  • A wide-brimmed hat to protect your face and neck.
  • Sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) and reapply as needed.
  • A reusable water bottle to stay hydrated.
  • Light snacks like fruit, crackers, or a small granola bar.
  • Sunglasses for eye protection from strong UV rays.

Summer Activities Made Comfortable

It’s important to let your family and friends know if you have experienced heat exhaustion or heat stroke before, and what your early symptoms look and feel like. We want you to enjoy the summer fun!

From Harbour Hill’s BBQs, shady retreats and garden walks to beach visits and live music on the patio, there are plenty of ways to take part in the season’s festivities. We’ll look out for you, so all you have to do is enjoy your time, but it’s essential to listen to your body and take breaks when needed.

  • Cool off indoors or in shaded areas throughout the day.
  • Choose lighter meals that help you stay energized without overheating.
  • Watch for signs like fatigue or lightheadedness—it’s your body’s way of saying it’s time to sit down, rest and rehydrate.

Celebrate Summer, The Smart Way

At Harbour Hill Retirement Community, we make it easy to enjoy the best parts of summer—fresh air, community friends, and joyful moments—while staying healthy and supported.

Our community is designed with comfort in mind, from air-conditioned spaces to shady spots to relax. Whether you’re joining us for a group outing or planning a quiet afternoon on the patio, we’re here to help you make the most of every sunny day. We are lucky the patio sees quite a bit of shade in the day so you can enjoy the warmth of the summer without the full strength of the sun.

Here’s to a summer filled with laughter, fresh breezes, and carefree living—right here at Harbour Hill Retirement Community, in Goderich.

in Healthy Aging & Lifestyle Posted by Harbour Hill Retirement Community

Honoring Seniors & Caregivers at Harbour Hill | Seniors Month 2025

Timeless Treasures: It’s Seniors Month and we are Celebrating the Wisdom Generation & The Caregivers Who Support Them.

As we celebrate Seniors Month, it’s important to reflect on the wisdom, resilience, and immense value that come with age. Aging presents both challenges and opportunities, and at Harbour Hill Retirement Community, we are dedicated to supporting seniors and their caregivers as they navigate this journey. This month, during Seniors Month, we honor the contributions of older seniors and recognize the dedication of those who care for them.

For Our Older Seniors: Embrace the Gift of Time

Reaching your senior years and beyond is no small feat—it’s a testament to resilience, strength, and a lifetime of stories. Aging comes with its challenges, but it also offers incredible opportunities to live with purpose, joy, and connection if you remain curious about life and engage with the world around you.

At Harbour Hill Retirement Community, we provide a compassionate, supportive environment where seniors can flourish. Whether it’s assistance with daily activities, social engagement, or health care needs, we’re here to ensure that our residents live with respect, dignity, comfort, and a sense of community. We encourage every resident to embrace this chapter as one of growth, reflection, and new experiences.

“Senior citizens, our elders: the true treasures of our society, whose value only appreciates with time.”
— Unknown

It’s not just about looking back—it’s about looking forward. At Harbour Hill, we help you continue to live life to the fullest, finding new ways to celebrate each day, surrounded by a community that values you and your journey.

For Adult Children: Navigating the Role of Caregiver with Compassion

As an adult child caring for an aging parent, the journey can be both rewarding and overwhelming. You might be navigating health decisions, helping with daily activities, or simply being there to provide emotional support. It’s a role that comes with deep love, but also significant stress.

At Harbour Hill, we understand that caregiving can feel like a full-time job—and often, it is. That’s why we offer support to not only our residents but to their families as well. Our team is dedicated to making sure both seniors and their adult children feel supported, cared for, and respected. Our professional care staff, comfortable living spaces, and enriching activities provide peace of mind, knowing that your loved one is receiving the care they need while still maintaining their independence and dignity.

“What lies behind us and what lies before us are small compared to what lies within us.”
— Ralph Waldo Emerson

We also understand that caregivers need time for self-care and personal rejuvenation. At Harbour Hill, our commitment to holistic well-being means providing opportunities for respite, support, and connection to other caregivers who share similar experiences.

Practical Support and Care at Harbour Hill

Here’s how Harbour Hill Retirement Community is dedicated to enhancing the lives of seniors and supporting their caregivers:

  • Comprehensive Care: Whether your loved one requires independent living support or more advanced care, we provide personalized services to meet each individual’s needs. Our trained staff is available to help with everything from daily living tasks to health monitoring and medical assistance.

  • Engaging Activities: At Harbour Hill, we offer a variety of social, recreational, and cultural activities that foster engagement and provide opportunities for fun and connection. We believe in living each day to the fullest through shared experiences that add joy and meaning to life.

  • Support for Families: We recognize that family caregivers often need guidance and assistance as they navigate the complexities of care. That’s why we offer educational resources, supportive staff, and respite care options, giving caregivers peace of mind in knowing their loved one is receiving the best care possible.

  • Focus on Well-Being: Our community isn’t just about care—it’s about creating an environment that nurtures emotional, social, and mental well-being. From fitness classes to engaging activities, Harbour Hill is here to support seniors’ goals to remain independent and supported, no matter their stage in life.

  • Celebrating Life’s Moments: From birthday parties, and family reunions to taking a walk around the community after recovering from a fall, every milestone and story is worth celebrating at Harbour Hill. We provide a warm and welcoming space where residents, friends, and their families can create new memories, reminisce about old ones, and share in the joy of simply being together.

Honoring the Wisdom of Seniors and the Dedication of Caregivers

June is Senior Month, and it is a time for reflection and gratitude. It’s a time to honor the seniors who have shaped our world with their wisdom, resilience, and love. It’s also a time to recognize the incredible commitment of those who care for them, often balancing the needs of their own lives with the needs of their parents.

At Harbour Hill Retirement Community, we believe that aging is a privilege—and that both seniors and their caregivers deserve to be celebrated for their journey. Together, we can continue to live lives full of love, connection, and joy.

“The best is yet to come.”
— Frank Sinatra

Let’s cherish every day, embrace every new challenge, and keep moving forward—together.

in Senior Living Posted by Harbour Hill Retirement Community

Choose Your Suite at Harbour Hill and Let us Guide You Through the Downsizing

At Harbour Hill Retirement Community, we know that downsizing isn’t just about moving—it’s about choosing a simplified lifestyle rooted in comfort, freedom, and well-being. Whether you’re looking for care-free 55+ living or living with care, you’re beginning to explore the next steps. Our experience with downsizing can help make the transition easier for you and your circle of help. 

Are You Ready for a Change?

Whether you or a loved one is feeling overwhelmed with home maintenance or simply ready for more freedom or a more comfortable way of life, Harbour Hill Retirement Community is here to support your journey. Our residences offer two distinct lifestyle options:

  • Suites with Personalized Care – These full-service suites include a personalized care plan, walk-in showers, kitchenettes, home-cooked meals and snacks, weekly housekeeping, daily activities, parking, and a wellness team to support your evolving needs.

  • The Apartments Care-free 55+ Living – The apartments offer the best of both worlds. Live independently, without additional costs for health care you don’t need, with  chef-prepared meals, activities such as fitness classes, our on-site pub, and endless social opportunities, all just steps from your front door. All apartment-suites include a kitchenette, exterior balcony and walk-in shower.

The best part? If your care needs change, transitioning to independent living with care or assisted living, is a seamless and stress-free move next door. In fact you don’t even have to go outside! We’ve proudly offered personalized care or assisted living, independent living with meals and housekeeping and short term stays for over a decade. We are proud to be considered Goderich’s preferred retirement community, as declared by our residents! 

Why Now Might Be the Right Time to Downsize

If you’re asking yourself whether it’s time to move, consider the following:

  • Are household chores and home maintenance draining your energy and are you too tired from chores to enjoy a social life with friends?

  • Is your current home filled with unused rooms or excess belongings?

  • Have you or a loved one been feeling isolated or overwhelmed?

  • Are you looking for a lifestyle that supports connection and wellness?

If you answered “yes” to any of these, it may be time to embrace the freedom downsizing creates.

Discover the Lifestyle at Harbour Hill Retirement Community

At Harbour Hill Retirement Community, we offer two unique living options, both designed to help you live well—on your own terms:

The Apartments – Care-free 55+ Living

Enjoy independent living with these inclusions: 

  • Daily chef-prepared meals
  • Fitness classes and wellness activities
  • A lively pub and social calendar you can choose to enjoy.
  • Private suites with kitchenette and exterior balcony that supports your freedom and respects your privacy
  • Parking 

This is senior living, re-imagined, without the cost of daily care, with everything you need at your fingertips.

Private Suites with Personalized Care

For those of you looking for extra support, to enjoy daily life, will appreciate our programming that includes care. 

Our suites include:

A private health assessment to determine your baseline needs while looking to your future goals. Then together, we determine if Harbour Hill is the right fit for you, and create a healthcare plan that is specific to you.

  • Home-cooked meals, and snacks
  • Weekly housekeeping
  • Full access to all programs and community events
  • Parking

If you are living in The Apartments, and your care needs increase, the transition to living options with care is seamless—ensuring peace of mind for you and your family (as long as there is a suite available). 

Checklist: Is It Time to Downsize?

Ask yourself or your loved one:

  • Can I maintain this home safely and comfortably?
  • Am I falling, or are there too many trip hazards?
  • Are there too many unused rooms?
  • Do I want more time for fun and connection?
  • Is my current setup future-friendly?
  • Do I still enjoy cooking, driving, or keeping up with repairs?

If you’re ready to rightsize your life, we can help you take the next steps—intentionally and joyfully.

What Our Residents Say

We often hear how downsizing has brought more than just extra space—it’s created clarity, social connection, and a renewed sense of energy.

“I didn’t realize how much time I spent managing my home until I didn’t have to. Now I’m in a crafts club three times a week and have dinner with new friends regularly.”

Plan Your Transition with Ease

We’ve created a comprehensive Downsizing Guide for Seniors that includes:

  • A step-by-step decluttering checklist
  • Emotional and practical tips from other seniors
  • Advice on how to talk to loved ones about the transition
  • A guide to sorting what to keep, give, and let go
  • A worksheet to plan your timeline and goals
  • Resources for senior moving services and community donations

[Download Your Guide Here]

Helpful Downsizing Tips

  • Start early and go room by room, and allocate small chunks of time so as not to be overwhelmed.
  • Use categories: clothes, books, household, sentimental
  • Ask: “Does it serve me now?” or “Would I buy it again?”
  • Avoid “maybe” piles—decide with confidence
  • Label boxes clearly and plan the move based on your new floor plan

  • Digitize sentimental items (photos, cards, letters)

    Need help? Our team is happy to refer trusted senior move managers and downsizing specialists.

Experience the Harbour Hill Difference

Whether you’re looking for a fresh start or supporting your parents in their next step, Harbour Hill Retirement Community is here for you. We’ll come to you. Sometimes walking through the door is the toughest part. We are happy to visit you and your loved one to help get the conversation started. Get to know us, and we will better serve your needs when we get to know you.

  • Talk with our wellness experts, food and beverage team, and members.
  • Tour The Apartments and Retirement Suites with care offerings. 
  • Try a chef-prepared meal, visit us for a a short stay, or join a community class.

Ready to Begin? Let’s Do This Together.

Schedule a visit and discover what downsizing with confidence feels like.
At Harbour Hill Retirement Community, we’re here to help you simplify your space and give you more freedom to live fully in comfort, convenience and with more happiness. 

in Downsizing & Life Transitions Posted by Harbour Hill Retirement Community

Retirement Living vs. Long-Term Care: Prioritizing Wellness & Preventing Cognitive Decline

As we age, maintaining physical health, mental sharpness, and social engagement is essential to living well. Many people assume that a retirement home or long-term care facility is the inevitable next step, but the reality is, where and how you live can impact your overall well-being.

Traditional retirement homes often focus on housing and basic care, but without engagement, movement, and purpose, residents can experience faster cognitive and physical decline. That’s why choosing an active, wellness-focused community is crucial—it’s not just about where you live; it’s about how you live.

If you’re thinking about the next step in your journey or helping a loved one decide, here’s what you need to know about long-term care vs. retirement living and how to choose a community that keeps you healthy, engaged, and thriving.

What’s the Difference Between Long-Term Care and Retirement Living?

Understanding the key differences between retirement communities and long-term care facilities will help you make an informed decision about what’s right for you or your loved one.

Long-Term Care: When Advanced Medical Support Is Required

Long-term care is geared towards seniors with significant medical needs who require 24/7 nursing care and support. These facilities are designed for individuals with:

  • Chronic illnesses that require ongoing medical supervision
  • Mobility challenges that limit independence
  • Progressive cognitive decline (e.g., late-stage dementia)
  • The need for daily assistance with activities like bathing, dressing, and medication management

Long-Term Care Considerations:

  • Structured care but limited independence. Residents have access to nurses and caregivers, but there is less flexibility in lifestyle choices.
  • Less social engagement. The majority of the people moving to long-term care have limited mobility, worsening memories, and advanced medical needs. Socializing, community gatherings, and more vibrant activities are limited.
  • Government-regulated fees and waitlists. In Canada, long-term care facilities are regulated and partially subsidized, but waitlists can be long, and private rooms often come at a premium. However, moving to a long-term care facility when you truly don’t need the additional care and you are still vibrant isn’t always in your best interest.

Retirement Living: Staying Active & Independent

Retirement living is designed for seniors who are independent and want to maintain an active lifestyle without the responsibilities of home maintenance. Unlike long-term care, retirement communities prioritize wellness, social connection, and personal choice while still offering support when needed.

Independent living in a retirement home is considered a first level of care. Meals, laundry, social activities, maintenance, and fitness programs are often offered. Some elements of personalized care may also be part of the programming.

A growing body of research shows that staying socially, mentally, and physically engaged plays a crucial role in preventing or slowing down cognitive decline.

Harbour Hill Retirement Community is a traditional retirement home. The new version of retirement living is not what you know from the past. The new retirement living model, with independent care, is focused on nutrition, activities to engage your mind, body, and soul, and includes personalized care.

The Link Between Lifestyle & Cognitive Decline: Why Engagement Matters

Cognitive decline is not just an inevitable part of aging—it is greatly influenced by lifestyle choices.

Where you live matters, and the environment you live in matters. If you want or need a minimum amount of assistance, a traditional retirement community may be just what you need. Living maintenance-free and removing the day-to-day stresses of maintaining a home, doing groceries, and laundry will give you more time to do physical and mental activities, socialize, and enjoy life now. As you begin to require more health care, most traditional retirement homes will offer advanced or supportive health care that will allow you to continue participating in all activities and remain social until you truly require daily advanced medical assistance requiring doctors and nursing on call 24 hours a day.

How Retirement Living Supports Brain & Body Health

  • Social Connection: Loneliness and isolation increase the risk of dementia by 50%, according to studies. Communities that encourage socializing help maintain mental sharpness.
  • Active Lifestyle: Regular movement helps reduce cognitive decline. Activities like walking groups, fitness classes, and hobbies keep both the mind and body engaged.
  • Learning and Creativity: Keeping the brain active through lectures, book clubs, music, and hands-on activities helps maintain cognitive function.
  • Healthy Eating: Nutritious meals designed for brain health and energy levels support overall well-being.

If you isolate yourself without daily interaction, movement, or purpose, cognitive decline happens much faster. The key is choosing a community that offers engagement on multiple levels now, and determining if it can accommodate your care needs for the near future.

Signs It’s Time to Move to a Retirement Community

Not sure if now is the right time? Here are some common signs that it may be time to consider a move to an engaging, wellness-focused retirement community:

  • You feel lonely or disconnected from friends and social activities
  • Home maintenance feels overwhelming or stressful
  • You’re less active than you used to be, leading to mobility challenges
  • You’ve noticed cognitive changes, such as forgetfulness or difficulty managing daily tasks
  • Preparing meals, cleaning, or keeping up with household responsibilities feels exhausting
  • You’re worried about future health needs and want a plan in place

Moving to a retirement community is not about losing independence—it’s about staying independent longer by removing the burdens and isolation that hold you back.

Choosing the Right Community: What to Look For

If you or a loved one is considering retirement living, it’s important to choose a community that supports your overall well-being. Here are some key factors to consider:

  • Wellness and fitness programs – Are there activities designed to keep you physically and mentally active?
  • Social opportunities – Does the community offer regular events, clubs, and social gatherings?
  • Healthy dining options – Are fresh, nutritious meals available?
  • Independence and flexibility – Can you live life on your terms while still having support if needed?
  • Engaging environment – Does the community feel vibrant, welcoming, and full of life?

Take the Next Step Toward Healthy Aging

Aging well means choosing a lifestyle that keeps you active, engaged, and thriving. Moving to a community too soon, that focuses on more care than you require, may lead to a quicker decline mentally and physically. It’s important to surround yourself with as much vibrancy as possible. This youthful approach will give you more freedom, social connection, and amenities to stay more independent for longer.

Be Ready for the Good Life

If you’re ready to explore a lifestyle that prioritizes your health, independence, and happiness, it’s time to kick the old model to the curb and leave it there. Today’s new retirement living community is vibrant, more engaged, and more focused on prevention and maintaining independence than ever before.

That’s a difference… retirement communities like Harbour Hill Retirement Community work hard to prevent further decline as we age. We work on nutrition, brain health, muscle strength, social connection, and ease of everyday living.

Long-term care focuses on looking after illness.

Schedule a tour today and see how a new retirement living model can help you live your best life.

in Healthy Aging & Lifestyle Posted by Harbour Hill Retirement Community