There’s always something going on in our community. Visit here often to learn more about the people, programs and happenings at StoneRidge.

The Importance of Making Friends and Socializing as a Senior

Blog
February 3, 2020

Why staying connected is good for your health. It seems the older you get, the harder it is to maintain social connections. One day, you’ve got a house full of kids and a neighborhood full of friends. The next, you wake up to an empty house and a neighborhood that’s changed beyond recognition. Family members …

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Activities for Older Adults at StoneRidge

Blog
January 31, 2020

Where will your interests lead at StoneRidge? You may be wondering what people do all day at StoneRidge. The answer is just about anything they want to do. It might be something they’ve enjoyed doing their entire lives: gardening, sailing, playing bridge, painting, singing, dancing, golf … the list is endless. In addition, residents can …

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What are the 8 dimensions of wellness?

Blog
January 30, 2020

There’s more to wellness than diet and exercise. While getting regular exercise and eating a healthy diet are important for maintaining an active lifestyle, there’s more to wellness than physical health. Wellness, from our point of view, is about living life fully and being the best version of yourself. It’s a lifestyle that engages mind, …

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Homebrewing at Senior Living Communities

News
September 26, 2019

As the nature of senior living varies, so do beer programs at these communities and retirement homes. From communities with an operating craft brewery or beer bars on-site to home brewing programs, there are at least half a dozen places showing that interest in craft beer reaches America’s more seasoned generations. To read more about …

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StoneRidge Volunteers Helping to Conserve Land

News
July 26, 2019

In November 2018, Chuck Toal from Avalonia arrived to StoneRidge to help over 20+ StoneRidge residents hand address over 2,000 personalized letters to properties owners living adjacent to Avalonia. Click here to read the whole story about this outreach to conserve land.

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