Living at The Summit provides support so you can live the lifestyle you want. At The Summit, we also offer on-site activities and services to support you in living your best life possible. As of January 2020, the rents range from $1000-$1450 per unit, per month. When you live alone, the cost of housing, maintenanceRead more about The True Value of Independent Living[…]

Is independent living right for me or my loved one? Everyone’s reasons for choosing to join our community are different but here are some of the most common: You want peace-of-mind with a built-in support network. Whether you are moving to be closer to family or downsizing in retirement, independent living offers a built-in supportRead more about Is Independent Living Right For Me or My Loved One?[…]

Eaton is passionate about supporting residents in accessing and utilizing technology. As the COVID-19 pandemic has continued, Eaton has invested in upgrading the programs and technology infrastructure to ensure that residents can remain connected.  iPad Program – Since 2015, Eaton’s unique iPad program provides microloans for residents to purchase iPads. Eaton purchases the iPads inRead more about Technology Upgrades![…]

It’s fall ya’ll! Did you know that Eaton is conveniently and centrally located for lots of great outdooor socially-distanced (and masked!) autumn activities?  Check out some of our favorites here:  Lair O’ The Bear Park: “Lair o’ the Bear Park is a favorite of Open Space visitors and families due to its abundance of picnicRead more about Autumn Activities[…]

Eaton Senior Communities Foundation’s Annual Fundraising Gala began in 2009 to raise funds to support the residents of Eaton Senior Communities. Last year was the event’s 10th anniversary. Over 10 years, the event has raised over $438,000 and is a critical part of the fundraising strategy for Eaton. This year, for the first time ever,Read more about Eaton’s Annual Fundraising Gala[…]

Even though we are still staying home, we know it is important to care for our physical well-being! There are many ways to get creative and engage in movement from the comfort of your own home. Below, you can see the recommendations from the World Health Organization regarding physical activity for people over the ageRead more about Staying Active While Staying Home![…]

According to experts, it looks like Summer 2020 may look a little unusual for many of us.  The recommendations to stay-at-home are likely to continue and extend through the summer, especially for older adults and those at a higher risk of complications from the virus. However, that does not mean summer is cancelled!   Here areRead more about Stay-at-Home Summer 2020[…]

What is ageism? Ageism is discrimination and/or prejudice against people based on their age. What can ageism look like?  Having a hiring preference for younger workers Assuming older adults are bad at technology Making jokes at the expense of older adults Viewing older adults as a homogeneous population Doctors placating older adult patients  How doesRead more about What is ageism?[…]

The Passions Project is a portrait series created by photographer Heidi Wagner that captures the essence of older adults doing what they love to do. Through her lens, Heidi makes visible what is often unseen — a new view of aging that includes vitality, independence and meaning. Pinkard Construction sponsored this amazing project at EatonRead more about The Passions Project Photography Project: Powered by Pinkard[…]

 What are the “levels of care” in senior living?  By: Kate West, Director of Community Development  The demographics of the baby boomer generation, individuals born between 1946-1964, is reshaping America’s landscape. By 2030, twenty percent of the U.S. population will be 65 and older (Silva 2016).  Already, the field of aging services has experienced largeRead more about What are the “levels of care” in senior living?[…]