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Floor plans are easy to compare. Square footage. Closets. Kitchens. Monthly fees. Dining options. Amenities. Those details matter, but they only tell you so much about what it would actually be like to call a retirement community home. […]
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When researching senior living options, you may encounter the phrase “continuum of care.” What does it mean, and why is it an important benefit of choosing a Life Plan Community? A continuum of care refers to the range […]
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A recent New York Times article explored the growing interest in native gardens and “rewilding,” a movement that encourages replacing traditional lawns with landscapes that support birds, pollinators, and local ecosystems. At first glance, native gardening and retirement […]
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A recent New York Times article highlighted growing national interest in native plants, biodiversity, and creating spaces that support wildlife. These are topics that Friends House residents have been exploring and advancing for years through the work of […]
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For many people exploring future lifestyle options, staying active isn’t really about exercise. It’s about continuing to participate in life in ways that feel familiar, meaningful, and enjoyable. At Friends House, active living often happens quietly. It looks […]
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Walk into ArtSpace at Friends House and you feel it before you see it—the hum of conversation, the scrape of a palette knife, the quiet focus of someone discovering something new. This is not a scheduled activity built […]
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Wellness isn’t just about reacting to health challenges – it’s about building habits that support long-term well-being. At Friends House in Sandy Spring, MD, serving the Olney and greater Washington DC area, our senior wellness programs are designed to […]
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There’s something about March that feels different. The light shifts. Windows open. Routines change. We clear out what no longer serves us and begin thinking about what the next season might hold. For many older adults and their […]
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For many older adults (especially soloagers) living alone symbolizes independence, privacy, and the freedom to shape life on one’s own terms. Whether by choice or circumstance, aging solo often becomes a meaningful lifestyle built around routines, self-direction, and […]
