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It’s the season of giving — whether it is time spent, gifts bought or donations made. At Friendship Village of Dublin, charitable giving is always top of mind, but the holidays bring additional opportunities for our generous residents and staff.  Check out how Friendship Village of Dublin is gearing up for the holiday season and …

Creating social connection among older adults is part of what makes Friendship Village of Dublin unique. Through a variety of exciting activities, beloved hobbies and beautiful living opportunities, there are always opportunities to connect with others in our community.   While culinary services director Don Paul would agree, he also finds that the community is created …

“Real independence comes from the peace of residing in a community where assistance is available gradually, as needed, to compensate for the natural effects of aging.” — Friendship Village of Dublin resident  For adults at or near retirement, the need for quality care to ensure independence is essential. At Friendship Village of Dublin, this need …

Making the decision to remain in your home or downsize during retirement can be challenging and overwhelming. Those who’ve determined they want to move to a community often contemplate when the perfect time to move is and how this transition will affect day-to-day living.  Recently, we asked some of our residents when and why they …

Active Aging Week is right around the corner, and residents at Friendship Village of Dublin have packed their bags for a week of international experiences around the community. Held Monday, September 23 through Friday, September 27, Active Aging Week celebrates the senior population while incorporating wellness activities in a supportive environment. At Friendship Village of …

As a premier senior living community with LifeCare services and a primary care physician practice, quality care has always been a top priority at Friendship Village of Dublin. In accordance with this long-standing commitment, Friendship Village of Dublin recently received its five-year CARF accreditation, its fourth since 2003. This prestigious recognition represents the highest level …

Arts and crafts come in different shapes and sizes, and at Friendship Village of Dublin, the woodshop allows residents to put their skills to the test and continue their hobbies throughout retirement.   Stocked with equipment and materials, residents take on projects such as woodworking, carpentry and stained glass creation at their own pace.   …

At Friendship Village of Dublin, residents see the value in education and were recently able to award five $3,500 scholarships to hard-working associates. These scholarships, available to both associates and their dependents, are funded through Friendship Village of Dublin’s Charitable Giving, a program in which residents are able to donate funds that result in scholarships …

For retired adults looking to showcase their creativity, gardening and landscaping poses a perfect activity to get outside and create beautiful masterpieces. Just ask Andy Howland, an artist who uses gardening and landscape as a way to express his creative mind.  “I’ve been an artist from the time I was able to hold the chalk …

Creativity and curiosity last well into retirement as seniors are able to spend time doing what they love most. For five Friendship Village of Dublin residents recognized at a local art show, this statement reigns true.  Held in mid-May, the Annual Martin Janis Creative Arts Event showcases the works of central Ohio seniors age 50 …