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Like other life transitions, retirement can be filled with a variety of challenges and emotions. Along with a new sense of freedom, seniors transitioning to retirement may have concerns about finances, how they’ll spend their time, and if they’ll feel a sense of purpose.

If you find yourself asking, “When should I move to senior living?”, explore these five compelling reasons why considering moving to a Senior Living Community like Casey’s’ Pond while you’re still an active older adult might be the right choice for you or your loved one.

The ability to live in one place as we age is preferred by many older adults, but the limitations of staying in the family home can become overwhelming. A complete continuum senior care community, like Casey’s Pond at Steamboat Springs, provides a solution by offering seamless transitions between independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing care, and rehabilitation—all within a single community. In fact, Casey’s Pond holds the distinction of being the only senior community within a 150-mile radius to provide this full spectrum of care.

We are thrilled to announce that Casey’s Pond Doak Walker Skilled Nursing neighborhood has earned the Pinnacle Quality Insights’ 2025 Customer Experience Award for the ninth year in a row. Every year since 2017, Casey’s Pond Doak Walker neighborhood has received this high honor.

We have all felt the familiar feelings of tiredness, crankiness, and maybe even anger that come with hunger. You may refer to it as “hangry,” hungry + angry. It’s our brains desperate plea for nutrition. Food is vital to our health. More recently, the complex connection between food and brain health is becoming better understood.