At
MorningStar
of Billings, we know that senior living offers many
benefits including the often-overlooked benefit of socialization. Senior living provides a natural, easy way to
be around people that share your interests as well as encourages older adults
to stay engaged in life. In fact, the
National Institute of Health (NIH) has substantial research that shows
socialization is an important component to our good health.
One
thing the NIH studies consistently found is a “strong correlation between
social interaction and health and well-being among older adults.” Moreover they found that social isolation may
have significant adverse effects for older
adults. They report
that social relationships are strongly associated with biomarkers of health and
that loneliness may have a physical as well as an emotional impact such as a
higher risk for symptoms of depression.
As
MorningStar defines health and well-being holistically, we proudly offer services
and programs that support the whole person: body, mind and spirit, and consider
Wellness to be a joint effort between Life Enrichment and our Wellness Care
Team. In addition, we value all seniors
as gifted and contributing individuals and are committed to creating a community
that promotes a healthy, engaged lifestyle, while providing security and
independence.
Please visit MorningStar of Billings’
website to learn more about our beautiful senior living community as well as
our wellness programs and activities. Our
community has 32 cottages and 72
suites for senior independent living, 70 suites for assisted
living, and 36 secure suites in our Reflections Neighborhood dedicated to
caring for those with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
MorningStar
Senior Living of Billings represents the finest in senior living with our
unique mission statement “to honor, to serve, to invest.” With a
foundation built on honoring God, valuing our seniors and hiring staff with a
felt calling to serve, we provide a true home for residents. We invite
you to schedule a tour to see firsthand our exceptional senior independent living,
assisted living and memory care.
Source: nia.nih.gov/about/living-long-well-21st-century-strategic-directions-research-aging/research-suggests-positive
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