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Older adults who want to gain confidence using the internet or their iPad can learn the basics and more at three free classes at St. Ann’s Community at Chapel Oaks, 1550 Portland Avenue in Irondequoit.

When you receive an email like this – addressed to your CEO – you just have to share. We are so proud of our staff for their compassion, skill, and teamwork. It’s obvious you take great pride in [...]

For adults ages 50+, heat-related illnesses could be a matter of life and death. Here are warning signs of overheating, and what we can do to protect ourselves.

Seniors that keep their inner spirit alive enjoy a better quality of life, even as their bodies or minds may be diminishing. Helping your elder tend to spirit is easy to do.

Whether he’s referencing actual photos to get the colors just right, or deciding which sharpness of pencil to use for a certain effect, he puts thought into every touch of pencil to paper.

Whether your loved one’s passion is bridge or some other pursuit, they don’t have to give it up. In fact, not giving it up is what Rainier Grove Memory Care Center is all about.

Nazareth College graduate students helped residents to tell their life stories through various artistic mediums.

Donors to Annie’s Angel Fund can claim pieces as thank you gifts

Twenty-eight residents from across St. Ann’s Community who turn 100 or older this year were honored at our Centenarian Salute on June 8.

Residents and staff of St. Ann’s Community will participate in a “Walk to Remember” on its Irondequoit campus to raise awareness of Alzheimer’s disease.