Cranberry Brie BitesServes 8 peopleCranberry Brie Bites are a sweet and tangy bite-sized appetizer. Creamy baked brie in a flaky crescent roll cup topped with sweet cranberry orange sauce.8-ounce tube crescent roll doughflour for rolling out the dough6 ounces Brie cheese¼ cup orange marmalade¼ cup whole cranberry sauce¼ cup chopped pistachios, pecans or walnutsfresh rosemary […]
Understanding the Cost of Independent LivingWhen you move to independent living, your monthly payment includes much more than housing. You’ll have access to a variety of dining options, wellness center and fitness classes, trips, art classes, a social calendar, and all house maintenance taken care of! Learn more about understanding what comes with the cost […]
Debunking Common Myths Regarding Wills During National Estate Planning Awareness WeekHaving an up-to-date estate plan or will is one of the most significant avenues we have for providing for our families and the causes we care about after we’re gone. Yet, only about one-third of U.S. adults have a will, according to Legalzoom.In 2008, National […]
It’s never too late to take your health into your own hands.Embracing active aging is a possibility at any stage of life! Making small changes to your lifestyle can lead to a longer and healthier life. While genetics and other uncontrollable factors play a role, there are steps you can take to stay motivated and […]
Brio Living Services Envisions a World Without Alzheimer’sAs World Alzheimer’s Month winds down in September, the fundraising efforts for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s continue around the state from Chelsea Retirement Community to Porter Hills Village. According to the 2023 Alzheimer’s Association’s Fact & Figures Report, Alzheimer’s disease is the most prevalent form of dementia, […]
When Patricia “Pat” Edison and her husband, Bill, moved to Porter Hills Village in 1992, he was the youngest man and she was the second youngest woman living on campus!
Dr. Robert W. Browne’s success in the fields of dentistry and business was influenced by many facets of his early life – from growing up with his hard-working grandparents during the Depression, to the discipline he learned as a 19-year-old serving in World War II.
