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Sedgebrook to sell out by early 2008
Thursday, November 01, 2007


Wide variety of apartment homes available—but not for long

Jim Kelly, Erickson’s vice president of sales, says he tells people across the country who are interested in the Erickson retirement lifestyle not to delay any longer. He says people who wait to take the next step are often disappointed when they learn there is no space left at their local Erickson community.



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Lucky strike
Thursday, November 01, 2007


Nintendo Wii bowling team wins tournament

Ever since Nintendo donated one of its hotly coveted Wii video game systems to every Erickson retirement community, residents across the country have logged countless hours playing high-tech versions of their favorite sports.



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Pets on parade
Thursday, November 01, 2007


Animal lovers gather for a blessing of their furry friends

Anyone who has ever had a four-legged friend will tell you that a pet becomes a very real part of your family. The same is true at Sedgebrook, where the sense of family and community is created not only by residents and staff, but by some very popular and muchloved cats and dogs as well.



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Cultivate your creativity
Thursday, November 01, 2007


Art serves many purposes in our lives. It can inspire, it can honor someone or something, adorn a room, or provide a creative outlet. Unleashing your creativity through art is not just an enjoyable hobby—it can also have big benefits for your physical and mental health.

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Sedgebrook retirement expert helps people explore options
Thursday, November 01, 2007


 Tracy Dellaria knows the name of every single person living at Sedgebrook. As the community’s retirement counselor, Dellaria serves as an “ambassador” of sorts for people who want to learn more about the Erickson retirement lifestyle.



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Social security faces a $4.6 trillion ‘deficit’
Monday, October 01, 2007


How proposed reforms could impact your retirement

Increased life expectancy, low birth rate, and longer average life expectancy add up to big trouble for the nation’s social security system, which is facing a $4.6 trillion shortfall, according to the Social Security Administration.



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Time for a tune-up?
Monday, October 01, 2007


Refresh your driving skills to stay safe on the road

Even if you’ve been behind the wheel for decades, your driving skills might need a tune-up. Driving a car is a key component to independence as you age, giving you the freedom to run errands on your own schedule, visit family and friends, and stay involved in your community.



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Sail through Chicago history
Monday, October 01, 2007


Architectural river cruise provides a different view of the ‘Second City’

The Great Chicago Fire swept through the city in 1871, devastating nearly  every building in its path. Undeterred by the devastation, the “City of Big Shoulders” rose up from the ashes—better than ever.



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The next generation of extended care
Monday, October 01, 2007


It’s nothing like your grandmother’s nursing home

“Extended care is often organized to meet the needs of the providers, who need to deliver large amounts of care and service,” says Bill Russell, M.D., regional medical director and vice president for Erickson HealthSM.



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‘Purls’ of wisdom
Monday, October 01, 2007


Allure of knitting spans generations

Knitting is a common hobby of older women, many of whom learned from their mothers, grandmothers, or in home economics classes.



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