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LeadingAge Releases NORC Baby Boomer Survey
LeadingAge releases results of NORC survey on how older Baby Boomers, aged 60-72, envision their life if or when they may need long-term senior care services. It’s an interesting read that will resonate with many of us active Boomers who are not yet ready to think about aging plans. Safety was found to be the… read more

Depression Risks for Older Adults
Seasonal Affective Disorder symptoms peak in February. There continues to be a significant decrease in daylight hours which affects mood. The cold weather means more time spent indoors which can cause feelings of isolation. This is especially true for older adults and those with mobility problems. Seasonal Affective Disorder symptoms caused by environmental circumstances can… read more
Check on your seniors in freezing temperatures.
A deep freeze is making our area the coldest it has been this winter season. The freezing temperatures is especially dangerous for seniors. The caregivers at Green Hill Senior Living suggest that you check on your seniors and those in your neighborhood, and follow these simple cold weather protocols. Heat Make sure that your thermostat is… read more

Green Hill Earns Five-Star Rating for Quality by the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
West Orange, New Jersey, January 4, 2019; Non-profit Green Hill Senior Living in West Orange, New Jersey, has earned the highest standard of excellence in nursing care, a Five-Star Rating by the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services(CMS). The Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) developed the Star Rating System to provide consumers with… read more

Why Memory Screenings are Beneficial for Seniors and Those Concerned about Memory Loss
Every time Becky forgets a word or misplaces her keys she gets scared that she has Alzheimer’s disease. At 63 Becky understands she is not considered a senior citizen and tries to laugh off her memory lapses as ‘senior moments’. Considering all that she has read about the rising rate of dementia, she wonders whether… read more

Happy and Healthy Holidays To You and Your Elders
The holidays are a wonderful time to share with the older adults in your life. Keep in mind a few simple tips to ensure that your holidays go smoothly for you and your loved ones. Gift Giving with Purpose Consider interactive gifts like games or crafts that can provide an activity for senior loved ones… read more

Importance of Flu Shots and Other Inoculations for Seniors
It is that time of year again when people start getting colds and flu symptoms. Angie knows her coworkers will be spreading these illnesses around the office. Caring for her senior mother at home, Angie must be diligent about not getting sick or exposing her mother to germs. To prevent the flu, Angie will be… read more

5 Invacare Recliner Chairs Donated to Green Hill by Rose Art Foundation
5 Invacare Recliner Chairs Donated to Green Hill by Rose Art Foundation. West Orange, NJ October 11, 2018; A luncheon was held on October 10th, at Green Hill Senior Living in West Orange for Mrs. Varda Yoran and the Rose Art Foundation in recognition of their donation of five deluxe Invacare Recliners, a reclining wheelchair… read more
Free & Discount Tickets Available for Changing Aging Events When You Book a Personalized Tour of Green Hill By Oct 31st
2018 Changing Aging Tour Comes to Green Hill The 3-day Tour will be held November 7th through 9th The Changing Aging Tour is coming to northern New Jersey and spending time at Green Hill Senior Living in West Orange. The Changing Aging Tour helps communities become more age-friendly. The program is a remarkable 3-day spectacle utilizing… read more
Best Life: Supporting Individuals with Dementia for a Rich and Rewarding Life
Best Life Training. Seventeen GH staff members participated in this intensive, Part 1, 3-day seminar. Americans are living longer and generally healthier lives due to advances in medicine, healthcare and a clearer understanding of the connection between nutrition and exercise. We are also becoming more familiar with the neurocognitive disorder called dementia that can accompany… read more