Karidis Retirement Villages, a South Australian-owned and operated company in Adelaide, understands that a good night’s sleep is vital for enjoying life, especially after 55. As we age, our sleep patterns naturally change; we might wake more often or find it harder to fall asleep. This is common, but it…
When moving into a retirement village, a main concern for many residents is the safety and security of the space. This is a fair and valid point, as many people joining retirement villages will be moving from a home where they have felt safe and protected for many years prior….
Moving into a retirement village requires residents to learn new skills and adopt lifestyle habits that accommodate communal living and sharing spaces with others. Often, those over 55 moving into a retirement home are coming from an independent living situation. Therefore, naturally, they are not used to living in close…
An increasing number of retirement villages around the country are recognising the benefits of pet ownership for their residents, and are therefore becoming pet-friendly. Rules and regulations vary, depending on the retirement village; however, factors such as breed, size of the pet, vaccination requirements and of course, the type of…
Making the move to a retirement village as a couple can be a challenging decision; however, by choosing the right environment, it can be a highly rewarding and enjoyable one. An ideal retirement home provides the perfect balance of safety, assistance and privacy that a couple could wish for. By…
Making the decision to move to a retirement village in your later years can often be accompanied by a range of emotions. From hesitation and nervousness to uncertainty or even fear, all of these emotions are normal and understandable. That is why choosing a retirement home that suits your needs…
