Resources

Discover how Goodwin Living™ enriches the lives of older adults with vibrant senior living and personalized healthcare options tailored to their unique needs as they age.

Hospice care is often misunderstood and stigmatized, yet it is care that can make a world of difference during some of the most delicate and intimate moments of our lives.

Before you settle in to stream the next scary movie on your list, ask take these simple steps to Secure Our World. A little can go a long way to avoid the real-life fright of getting hacked!

Let’s take a look at the team you’ll need to build and manage to account for your needs as you plan to thrive as you age in your own home.

Caring for someone with dementia is a reality many of us will face. Jessica Fredericksen, Goodwin Living Director of Brain Health, shares advice for meeting older adults with dementia where they are.

Strokes impact more than 795,000 Americans every year and are a leading cause of long-term disability. Learn more about the rehabilitation therapies that help people regain quality of life.

Our move-in team offers seven tips to help you succeed as you downsize and prepare to move into a senior living community.

As we honor hospice month at Goodwin Living, we are touched by the following “Courageous Conversation” that Susan Douglas offered to have with us.

The Director of Goodwin Rehabilitation at TVA shares insights into the physical, occupational and speech therapy services now provided on an outpatient basis to individuals 18 and older.

Hospice is specialized compassionate care that focuses on the quality of life for people facing life-limiting illness or injury. At Goodwin Hospice, our personalized care includes massage therapy.

In recognition of Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month, the Goodwin Living Brain Health team shares their expert insights and tips to help us all to better understand dementia.

For most of us, when we hear someone talk about care provided by a doula, we likely think about pregnancy and childbirth. Fewer people know that doulas can be there for us at the end-of-life as well.