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.

We are proud to help make a difference in the community, where we live and work. Last year, our residents and team members donated more than 33,000 volunteer hours. This video highlights just a few of our community partnerships.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, lack of connection and engagement are two of the top health threats for seniors, right under the Coronavirus, itself. Westminster-Canterbury has made in-person visits a priority and has found creative ways to host these events.