Senior Living News & Events

Chapel Pointe is greatly honored and blessed to be recognized in “The Sentinel” newspaper with several awards from The Best of Cumberland County 2024 contest. This remarkable achievement is a testament to our outstanding staff, residents, and family members. Thank you for voting for Chapel Pointe!This year, Chapel Pointe is blessed to have won the BEST:  Place to Work 55+ Community Nursing Home Facility Nonprofit In-Home Care Providerand the FAVORITE: Customer Service ...

Here’s what seniors and their families should know about socializing and brain health, underscoring why staying socially active is not just about enjoyment, but also a vital part of maintaining cognitive function and delaying the onset of dementia.

As humans, we’re designed for relationship. In fact, research indicates that close friendships make us happier, healthier, and may even extend our lives.

As we age, the importance of heart and cardiovascular health escalates. It is crucial that older adults learn and practice effective methods to preserve and enhance the condition and function of the heart.

The new year holiday often brings new goals or resolutions for the year. Learn how you or your loved one can prioritize wellness this year.

For many seniors, holidays can trigger intense loneliness. Learn how to relieve holiday loneliness and put joy and companionship back in your life this season.

The holiday season is a time for joy, togetherness, and fun family traditions. For many adult children, holiday gatherings offer and opportunity to visit their senior parents after months of separation. While the focus is often on festivities and catching up, it's crucial to be vigilant about your aging parents' well-being. If you’re wondering how to deal with aging parents’ health down the road, the good news is that you can take small steps, beginning with assessing how they’re doing.

Donating to a nonprofit CCRC is not just a philanthropic act; it's an investment in the well-being of our aging population. Your donations can have tax benefits, mental health benefits, and a lasting positive influence.

Thank you for voting for Chapel Pointe!

Decades after Chapel Pointe resident Marcy Seckman’s brother was shot out of the sky and presumed dead in World War II, the U.S. Military has recovered and identified the remains of her brother, First Lieutenant Carl Davis Nesbitt. This remarkable story helps us all to better understand what it means to be a hero. “When you talk to veterans, they say, ‘We’re not the heroes. The heroes are the folks who don’t come home,’” said Harry Smith, NBC News correspondent.