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Capturing the pulse of our senior living community, our blog shares noteworthy community news, a peek at the people who live and work here, healthy living tips for seniors and more.

If you’re considering moving to a Life Plan Community, check out our helpful resources including downloadable checklists and guides as well as blog posts on a variety of topics from downsizing to contracts.

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Articles

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Volunteer: It Takes a Village

Learn how, as a volunteer, Carroll Lutheran Village resident Dave Hall positively effects those in need. He's not alone -
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What’s Cooking? Fish en Papillote

Chef Shelley is making Fish en Papillote. She uses flounder with herbs and vegetables. The food is baked in a
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From “Peanuts” Icon to Utz Quality Foods, Senior Artist Displays Work in Taneytown

Carroll Lutheran Village is home to an exceptional senior artist who has an intriguing backstory. Read about his art life
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What’s Cooking? Macronutrients

Macronutrients are what fuels your body and provides the energy it needs to function well. Learn what types of foods
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New Caregiver Support Group for CLV Spouses

A new caregiver support group offers emotional and social support as well as tools and resources to help residents who
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How to Keep Your Heart Healthy

Heart disease is the leading cause of American deaths. Learn simple lifestyle changes for keeping your heart healthy and reducing
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Small Daily Goals for Improving Self-care

Self-care is important to your well-being. Learn what to add to your daily routine to help support your self-care goals.
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What’s Cooking? Hydration!

Staying hydrated is important. Learn how to keep your body hydrated and how eating certain fruits and vegetables can help.
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How Occupational Therapy Can Help Low Vision

Learn four ways occupational therapy can help low-vision sufferers perform everyday activities safely and independently.

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