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Living with Epilepsy as an Older Adult

Although sometimes considered a childhood disorder, epilepsy can affect people of all ages. In fact, about 1 in 26 people will develop the condition in their lifetime. And in older adults, the symptoms can sometimes be confused with other disorders. Identifying epilepsy and getting the right treatment is important for living a healthy and independent life.…

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Providence Life Services

Sharing Your Stories: Custodians of Memories

As we think about our memories, we tell stories. But once we are gone, our memories will go with us unless we’ve found a way to share them beyond our time on earth...…

Senior Living Royalty Scott Studebaker

Providence Life Services

Senior Living Royalty: Scott Studebaker Lives Out the Family Motto

Scott Studebaker’s father Wendell ran a successful senior living community in Zion, Illinois, and his motto was simple, “Treat the residents like kings and queens.” It has stayed with Scott throughout his 34 years of service to Providence Life Services, the place he has chosen to spend most of his professional career. …

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Providence Newsletter: Skilled Care Earns Highest Honors

TINLEY PARK, Ill. (April 2019) — This issue of the Providence Newsletter for 2019 features our Transition to Home program that helps people adjust to life after discharge from the hospital or rehab. It also includes a story about former Bear, Gene Schroeder, as well as information on our Downers Grove medical director Dr. Zaman, the divestiture of our Palos Heights Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center. Also featured is the announcement of our being rated “Best Nursing Home” by U.S. News and World Report. You can also read about wonderful connections made between older adults and students, updates on Park Place Saint John Phase 2, our generous donors and much more. Click the headline to view this Providence Newsletter. …