Wednesday, January 24, 2024

How to Make Lasting Friendships in Retirement Living


Staying social and being surrounded by good company makes life more enjoyable for everyone. Staying social and maintaining good friendships in retirement has added benefits for mental and physical health. However, it is harder for some seniors to stay social during their retirement years because of decreased mobility or difficulty getting outside the house. 


Experiencing loneliness and isolation in old age can be wearisome, leading to symptoms of depression and other physical concerns. Making friends in retirement can be difficult, but these tips to help seniors experience lasting friendships in retirement homes may be beneficial

How to Find Good Friends in Senior Living Communities

  1. Spend time doing what you love! Exploring your passions, interests and hobbies is a great way to meet like-minded individuals who also enjoy the same things as you. This is an easy way to set common ground and begin a strong relationship. If you enjoy golfing, exercising, painting, reading or enjoying the outdoors, participating in those activities regularly will benefit you greatly when trying to make new friends in retirement.

  2. Volunteering. Senior living communities in Glendale offer volunteer opportunities for you to dedicate your time to a cause you enjoy. Here, you can meet similar individuals who advocate for the same causes as you. Chances are you’ll meet someone with more in common with you than you think! 

  3. Spiritual bonding. Picking a retirement home with religious and spiritual outlets is a great choice if you are looking for more friends who share your same beliefs. While MorningStar Retirement Communities were founded on a Judeo-Christian tradition, we honor all faith systems and worldviews among our team members and residents. 

Find All-Inclusive Senior Living at MorningStar

Want to know more about the built-in companionship, predictable budgeting, and the security that comes from residing in an independent living community? MorningStar Senior Living retirement homes in Glendale, Arizona, take care of the worry and stress of aging, allowing you more time to do the things you love. Whether it’s fulfilling a calling, finding a new opportunity through volunteerism, or spending time with friends and loved ones and relaxing, contact us to schedule a tour of our community near you. 


Contact us to learn more about MorningStar’s social activities and retirement communities in Glendale AZ. Our staff is happy to answer any questions you have. Our website also provides information on our company’s history and vision, as well as what sets us apart from other retirement facilities in Arizona. We encourage you to see our exceptional options for seniors seeking independent and assisted living in Glendale, Arizona.


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