Top 10 Simple Home Modifications for Safer Aging in Place As we age, maintaining independence and comfort at home becomes increasingly important. For many older adults, aging in place—remaining in their own homes rather than moving to a retirement community—offers a sense of familiarity, dignity, and freedom. However, ensuring safety is key to making this […]
Daily Habits That Support Healthy Aging At Home Healthy aging doesn’t happen by accident — small daily habits can make a big difference in staying independent, strong, and vibrant at home. By incorporating simple routines, you can boost your energy and improve overall well-being. As we ring in the New Year, consider implementing these daily […]
Brio’s Luke Reynolds Receives Lifetime Achievement Award at PACE Day at the Capitol Brio Living Services’ Chief of Home and Community-Based Services, Luke Reynolds recently received the Lifetime Achievement Award at this year’s PACE Day at the Capitol on June 10. This award recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contributions to advance the mission and […]
Honoring the Dedication of Caregivers Caregiving goes beyond tending to daily needs; it’s an act of dedication, compassion, and moments that change us forever. Caregivers, whether team members at Brio Living Services or individuals who care for their loved ones, bring more than just skill; they bring an unwavering commitment to those they serve. Their […]
Supporting Caregivers: Avenues Empowers Aging in Place November is National Family Caregivers Month, a time to recognize and honor the millions of Americans who provide essential care to their aging or disabled loved ones. While caring for a family member can be a rewarding experience, it also can come with significant challenges that can take […]
Pat Edison Navigates Her Own Aging Journey with Avenues and Porter Hills Village! When Patricia “Pat” Edison, former executive director for the Grand Rapids Community Foundation, and her husband, Bill, moved into a Porter Hills Village townhome in 1992, he was the youngest man and she was the second youngest woman living on campus! Pat […]
