Seniors who moved into senior living reported greater social engagement and reduced loneliness compared to those who remained in their homes. This shift is especially meaningful as research continues to link loneliness to negative health outcomes, including increased risk for dementia, heart disease, and depression.

By choosing Independent Living at Western Home Communities, older adults surround themselves with opportunities for social interaction, connection, and purpose. Whether it’s sharing a meal with neighbors, participating in group fitness classes, or joining clubs and social events, our residents experience a renewed sense of belonging.

Evelyn Herrmann, a resident of Windgrace, has been a dedicated swimmer at the Grosse Aquatic Center since the day it opened in 2018.

The new year will bring new attention to one of the best attributes about life at Western Home Communities: living in a community that offers many opportunities to improve well-being.  

A Christmas miracle came early this year for Milly Anderson of Windhaven.