Partnership Spotlight: Lyric Opera Stage Artists
Chicago Methodist Senior Services prides itself on the opportunities we provide for staff and residents to experience the joy of
Chicago Methodist Senior Services prides itself on the opportunities we provide for staff and residents to experience the joy of
More than 2.4 million older adults identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and/or queer (LGBTQ+) in the U.S. By 2030,
In the digital world of tweets, likes, shares and follows, many people underestimate the power of a handwritten letter. Many
By Bill Lowe, CEO and President of Chicago Methodist Senior Services Each year at Chicago Methodist Senior Services, we experience
With the holiday season upon us, we’re thinking more than ever at Chicago Methodist Senior Services about how grateful we
Chicago Methodist Senior Services' Wesley Place residents recently met a new furry friend: Emma. She's a golden retriever with Lutheran
A garden can be transformative for your mood: they're tranquil, therapeutic, and can often feel like an outdoor home. In
When people think of healing, they often think of visiting a doctor and taking a prescribed medication. But healing doesn't
While many seniors make the choice to live in a senior community, some prefer to stay in their own homes
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Annual Spring Benefit Brunch in April to celebrate 121 years of
Music has a profound, personal impact on everyone. It means something different to each person, and older adults can find
We're thrilled to announce Chicago Methodist Senior Services (CMSS) has acquired Western Suburban Senior Services (WSSS) of Bellwood, Illinois. WSSS
Each year, friends of Chicago Methodist Senior Services come together to support our commitment to improving quality of life for
We're always on a mission to expand our services and improve quality of life for residents. So, what's new at
Music is important in a variety of settings. From live concerts in the park or helping energize a workout, to
This past summer, violinist Lindsey Sterling visited Wesley Place, Chicago Methodist Senior Services' long-term skilled nursing community, with the organization Musicians
Many aging adults want to maintain their independence, but it's not always possible to be fully independent. Some people may
Those of us who have not experienced memory loss can't understand Alzheimer's from the perspective of a person living with
Have you ever wanted to travel back in time? In one of our current life enrichment programs, "The Great Time
Are you searching for an assisted living community for yourself or a loved one? As you compare assisted living options,
Have you ever found comfort in painting a picture, creating pottery or even discussing an artist’s work you enjoy? Art
Engaging in the arts benefits older adults in many ways — from fostering better communication skills to boosting self-confidence. At
Our imagination is one of the best gifts we have, and memory loss doesn’t stop imagination or creativity. This year
CMSS was recently featured on WCIU'S You & Me This Morning. The segment showcased one of our pet visits with some awesome
Everyone is familiar with the phrase “an apple a day keeps a doctor away.” When it comes to keeping your