https://youtu.be/xix2w0GTS-U Due to the construction starting for our Cedar Heights project, we kindly ask visitors, vendors, residents and employees to use the lower (south) entrance when entering our community from 501. The upper (north) entrance may still be used for drop-offs at the welcome…
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A Life Plan Retirement Community, also known as a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), offers the greatest security possible as you know if your needs change, the community can accommodate you when aging throws you a sudden curve ball. When unplanned circumstances arise, having a host of services…
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On Thursday, May 2nd, 2024 at 4PM, United Zion Retirement Community is thrilled to announce they’ll be holding a groundbreaking ceremony to celebrate their new, architecturally designed, 45-unit apartment development project, Cedar Heights. The building will expand the footprint of the existing…
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Some of the most significant questions you ask yourself in life are when to retire, where to retire to, and what to look for in a retirement community.. Once the when is taken care of, you need to determine where. Options for senior living communities are growing every day. Asking the right questions…
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On October 15th, United Zion Retirement Community announced their plans to build a new independent residential living apartment building on their campus. This new building will be located near their current main building along Furnace Hills Pike (Route 501). It is expected to have 47 new apartments…
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Holly Groff has joined the team at United Zion as the Director of Human Resources. Groff, a SHRM certified professional, has over 15 years in human resources, recruitment and payroll. She received a bachelor of science in Organizational Behavior/Applied Psychology from Albright College as well as an…
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By Alicia Harvey Although technology yields many benefits for older adults, from staying connected with loved ones to accomplishing tasks online, it can also make them vulnerable to fraud or identity theft or other online scams. Crime can affect people of all ages, but those 60 and older are frequent…
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Physical therapy can help you maintain and retain your independence. It works to help restore and improve functionality, reduce chronic pain, maintain bone density, increase mobility, range of motion, and improve muscle strength and balance. All of which support mental health. Therapy can help: Reduce…
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Hearing loss is very common – one in three people over sixty are living with hearing loss. As we age, hearing loss becomes more prevalent for many reasons. Untreated cases (those not wearing a hearing aid) have been linked to a wide range of side effects that decrease quality of life; increased depression,…
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Choosing a place to live is a challenge at any age. However, as we age, it can be more difficult. We encourage you to consider the value of a non-profit faith-based Life Plan community. As a non-profit faith-based community, United Zion is focused on providing quality care for seniors, not profit.…
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