Many of us take for granted having someone to talk with. It's normal for us to have family and friends around most of the time, and having a social life is second nature. Read More

Everyone loves a glass of wine occasionally, but did you realize that wine is actually good for your health? According to foodandwine.com, there are 8 big reasons to sip your favorite wine. Read More

Choosing the right senior housing solution could be a very difficult decision given the myriad of senior housing options available. Read More

More seniors care more about health than wealth, concludes a study by SeniorHorizons. Nearly seven out of 10 seniors (69%) expressed concerns about their health and well-being in a recent study exclusively focusing on seniors 65 and older. Read More

Join us at Piedmont Crossing as candidates express their views to help you make informed voting choices. Come meet the candidates. Read More

What better way to keep mentally fit than to get together with friends to learn a new game or enjoy an old favorite? Piedmont Crossing residents enjoy Rook Club! Read More

Intergenerational activities provide lasting friendships for Piedmont Crossing residents and Kids Only. Read More

When that music starts to play, bad moods go and good moods stay! Read More

As a society we have work to do to overcome stigmas, stereotypes and old ways of thinking when interacting with the older adults around us. Read More

One of the greatest aspects of intergenerational programming is the availability of resources - there are lots of kids around! Read More

Pets are lovable sources of companionship at any age. For many, pets truly are a part of the family and in some cases, these furry friends may have a higher ranking than other family members. Read More

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in America. The chance of developing heart disease can be reduced with a healthy diet and lifestyle. Read More

Researchers believe they have unraveled the reason why social network sites are so popular. Read More

Older dogs, like older adults, can live a long, healthy, happy life by following a few common sense tips. Read More

Advance Directives are not about gloom and doom! They are designed to make sure that each person gets care within the scope of their wishes, values and preferences during stressful times. Read More

If you aren't one of those slim people born with "lucky genes", here are a few secrets that can help keep you leaner and healthier for a lifetime. Read More

This time of year is full of excuses not to workout: it's too cold outside, you can't afford a gym membership, there's no time....sound familiar? Read More

For Baby Boomers, lifelong learning is a concept which helps them stay vital and active. There are many ways to pursue lifelong learning, such as lecture series or special interest classes. Read More

Christmas is over, the rush to get that shopping done for the ones we love is complete and now we can sit back and reflect a little on what we've done to help the less fortunate, especially children who face hard times every day. Read More

Christmas is about love: God's love for us and our love for others. While this season at Piedmont Crossing is celebrated with various parties, gatherings and times of fellowship, the real meaning of the season is seen in the Sunday worship opportunities. Read More

Have you heard about brain game training? It's supposed to enhance your memory, concentration and overall brain health. You can find brain games online, in books and in other places. Read More

The holidays are full of hearty meals, sweet treats and fat-laden snacks – which quickly add up to extra pounds. Navigate holiday eating with a few tips. Read More

Each year Medicare holds an annual open enrollment period during which individuals can change their Medicare supplement policies, prescription drug polices, and switch from Medicare to Medicare Advantage or vice versa. This year the annual election period is open until December 7, 2011. Read More

Americans everywhere will gather with family and friends to give thanks and eat the traditional feast of turkey, stuffing, cranberries, sweet potatoes and pumpkin pie. We are blessed to live at Piedmont Crossing. Read More

The days are getting shorter, the morning air is a little cooler (thankfully) and I can look out my office window and see fewer and fewer leaves on the trees.....yes, already. It makes me think a little of my own life.......retirement may be here before I know it or before I'm prepared for it. Read More

Veterans from Piedmont Crossing and around the world were honored at a ceremony on Friday, Nov. 11th at 11:00 am. We encourage you to say thank you to those that served our country. Read More

The power of positive thinking can be tapped by developing positive attitudes. One way to develop such attitudes is by creating positive affirmations or statements about yourself, a situation or your behavior. Read More

Pumpkins are indigenous to the western hemisphere and an iconic part of Halloween celebrations – like the one planned for Piedmont Crossing's residents and staff. Read More

Seniors who are tired of maintaining their homes, cooking, cleaning, shopping and cutting the grass, can leave all that behind by moving into Piedmont Crossing where they can enjoy a relaxed way of living and leave those responsibilities behind. Read More

Are you beginning to start thinking about the upcoming holiday season, giving careful thought to the gifts you give for each of your loved ones? For older adults whose families have moved many miles away, thoughtful gifts can make their year-end a whole lot brighter. Read More