Blog

  • Dr. John Neter, a distinguished member of The Cedars of Chapel Hill, celebrates his 99th Birthday

    Four generations of the Neter family were present to honor Dr. Neter, including his son Ron, who shared this delightful experience during their celebratory week: My wife, Mona, and I were in Chapel Hill from Los Angeles for a week’s worth of celebrations in honor of the 99th Birthday of my dad, John Neter. While…

    Read more
  • Volunteering: A Great Way to Give Back While Benefiting Too!

    Volunteering is a simple word with a straightforward meaning. It’s an act of service that benefits both the giver and the receiver. More importantly, anyone can do it. Volunteering doesn’t require unique skills, special education, a particular age, or a minimum bank balance. But it does require something valuable—time. The benefits of volunteering are especially significant for…

    Read more
  • Creating a Legacy Cookbook: Preserving Family Recipes

    Can you make biscuits like your mother used to? Or perhaps you’re famous for your lasagna, fried chicken, or a special dessert. Creating a legacy cookbook allows you to share your kitchen know-how and provide your family with a treasured keepsake. Whether you’re often asked for cooking advice or want to preserve cherished recipes, this…

    Read more
  • Memorial Day: Not Just Another Holiday

    For many Americans, Memorial Day kicks off the summer season. It’s a three-day weekend perfect for fun, trips, and visiting friends and family. But for many others, especially those who have served in our armed forces, Memorial Day is much more than just a time for fun. The Meaning of Memorial Day Memorial Day is…

    Read more
  • 9 Fun Spring Activities: Creative Ways to Enjoy the Season

    With spring just around the corner, it is hard not to get excited about a new season. And like every new season, we should celebrate spring in some fashion. So, if you are looking for some fun spring activities that can help the season be more enjoyable, then we have nine ideas to help you….

    Read more
  • Pandemic Fatigue: Tips for Coping

    After months of being proactive against COVID-19, countless people are exhausted from dealing with pandemic fatigue. From the tragic number of lives lost to the loss of life as we knew it, many are burned out from the endless news cycles, politics and social distancing. As a result, “Pandemic Fatigue” is the term used to…

    Read more
  • Virtual Grandparenting

    Today, more families are separated by distance than ever before. The pandemic has made staying connected even harder, especially for those over 60. Many children can’t physically connect with their grandparents, but this doesn’t mean grandparents can’t still be involved in their grandkids’ lives. Families are making extra efforts to unite the older and younger…

    Read more
  • Cedars Members are invited to join the Crush Covid-19 Walking Challenge.

    The CDC Foundation announced it is redoubling its response efforts through the official launch of the “Crush COVID” campaign. Join the Crush Covid-19 Walking Challenge and walk 19 miles or more in 8 weeks. Walking is a great way to increase strength, balance and energy levels. Walking outside is especially helpful with mood elevation. Note:…

    Read more
  • It’s a Proud Time to Live at the Cedars of Chapel Hill

    Our management company, Life Care Services®, An LCS® Company, was ranked highest in Customer Satisfaction among Senior Living Communities in the J.D. Power study. This award demonstrates that residents and their families are receiving the care and service they absolutely deserve. Learn more about senior living satisfaction at The Cedars. The award for Highest in…

    Read more
  • Tips for Successfully Keeping Your New Year’s Resolutions

    Most of us have made New Year’s resolutions. They might have been in jest, to eat more chocolate, or health-conscious – to lose 20 pounds, or maybe more inclusive – to spend more time with family and friends. But whatever those resolutions might have been, keeping them can be tough. Only about 20% of Americans follow…

    Read more