Our Hugging Wall was featured on the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) web page. Thanks, #AARP! Read how the wall allows our residents to safely embrace their loved ones, helping to promote both physical and emotional well-being during the COVID-19 pandemic. Click here to read the full article.

The federal government sent free rapid-test machines to 14,000 facilities. But they have come with unexpected costs, cumbersome reporting rules and questions about accuracy. Click here to view full article

Thank you, CNN for featuring our virtual tutoring program that uses our newest web app -- birdsongtutor.com. And thank you birdsonglife.com for creating it. It's available to use at no charge to individuals or to organizations that want to create a tutoring program for their employees or their community. Currently, Westminster-Canterbury resident-tutors are matched with our employees' children and their own grandchildren.

Read this good news story and learn how a virtual intergenerational friendship came to be through video chats on the Birdsong Tablet and about their first socially distant in-person visit.  Click here to view the full article.

Social isolation has been hard on everyone but especially seniors who live alone. Westminster-Canterbury and Birdsong CEO Ben Unkle shares high- and low-tech tips on how to keep older adults engaged during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Westminster-Canterbury CEO Ben Unkle shares how the senior living community keeps its distance from the COVID-19 virus.

Thank you WTKR-TV3's Antoinette DelBel for helping to make "Mimi's" birthday even more special by getting it on film! Four generations -- and one on the way -- of family members joined Edna Hawkins-McLaughlin to celebrate her 101st birthday at our Outdoor Living Room. This is a place where our residents and their families can safely visit in-person.