Technology Tips for Seniors: Facebook Messenger Tips

Facebook provides a convenient way for Broadmoor Court residents to keep in touch with loved ones. Many visitors check the site regularly, so loved ones will likely see your messages quickly. In fact, approximately 70% of social media users say they visit Facebook at least once a day. Learn more about how you can connect with friends and family via Facebook Messenger, whether you have questions about GIFs or want to make a quick video call.

4 Resources for Seniors Interested in Theology and Philosophy

The journey of learning and growing in your faith and philosophy is a life-long one. You can always learn more and have new spiritual experiences. And even if you’re already saved and already have a solid personal philosophy, learning new things still helps you grow and can be fun. If you’re interested in diving deeper into theology and philosophy, here are four resources to help on your path. 

4 Ways to Show Someone You Love Them

Valentine's Day has come and gone in 2021, and seniors and people of all ages may have sacrificed romantic plans or put them off to a more opportune time. That's understandable since the seasonal love bugs of 2021 are the least of your worries given the COVID-19 pandemic.

10 Classic Films to Enjoy in Your Assisted Living Community

Nothing quite brings loved ones together like movie night. With the thousands of movies that have been made since the late 19th century, it can be hard to decide what to watch with so many options. Below is a list of 10 great movies you can watch with family and friends at home or in the TV room at Broadmoor Court assisted living in Colorado Springs, CO.

Tips for Getting More Out of Morning Quiet Time in Your Assisted Living

As a senior of faith, you might already have a robust morning quiet time routine. Or, it's possible that this popular routine among Christians never settled in with you, but you'd like to spend more quality time with God and Scripture or in prayer. One of the benefits of moving into an assisted living community such as Broadmoor Court in Colorado Springs, CO, is that you're able to open up time during your day for the things you want to concentrate on. You can still enjoy the independence of your assisted living apartment, generally come and go as you please, and join in on many community social activities if you like. But you don't have to prepare every meal for yourself, keep a house and lawn clean maintained or worry about other certain types of obligations.

Streaming Services to Entertain Seniors During the Winter

While residents at Broadmoor Court get cable television as part of the many amenities of the assisted living community, seniors probably know you can’t always count on something interesting being on TV when you want to watch it. That’s why setting yourself up with a television streaming package before the winter months set in can be a good idea. That way, you can have access to on-demand entertainment when you’re in the mood for it, whether that’s a snowy Colorado morning or long winter evening.

The Many Options for Living at Broadmoor Court

Older adults are as unique and varied as adults of any other age, and what works for one person doesn’t work for everyone. Afterall, there’s a reason people choose all types of different houses and communities to live in during their lives. Some families choose suburban homes with large yards and sidewalks to bike on.

Scams That Target Seniors and How to Avoid Them

On the about us page for Broadmoor Court assisted living community, we say that we're "devoted to serving our residents — offering care in a bright and intimate community."And that's true for all aspects of care and community. Our hope is that our residents are able to enjoy vibrant, active lives in the community, and we provide a variety of amenities and services to make it so. From lovely assisted living apartments to activity schedules that offer something for everyone, we create a culture an...

Ways That Faith & Scripture Can Drive Away Worry

It's natural to feel afraid, especially living in such uncertain times. But anxiety, worry and fear don't have to overwhelm you — instead, you can lean on the word of God for strength and guidance.You can feel afraid but still believe that God is with you, and although at times, you might not feel in control, you can trust the one who is: God.

Ways to Interact With Loved Ones During Shelter-in-Place

With the COVID-19 pandemic leading to shelter-in-place or stay-at-home orders in every state and many people limiting physical contact even before that, loneliness and isolation can begin to creep up for people of all ages. Even with states starting to open slowly, seniors who are at greater risk might continue to heed cautions and stay at home. Whether you're a senior in an assisted living community or an adult at home, not being able to get out and visit with loved ones and friends can be difficult.