The holiday season is supposed to be a time of joy, togetherness, and gratitude. But this time of year can actually bring about feelings of loneliness in seniors even as everyone celebrates. While younger family members decorate, plan holiday parties, and travel to see family and friends, seniors living alone might find themselves focusing on
Your Voice, Your Community: How Summerset’s Town Halls Empower Residents to Shape Everyday Life
At Summerset Senior Living, community isn’t just about where you live. It’s about how you live. Every one of our residents brings unique experiences, ideas, and perspectives to our community, and those voices matter. That’s why Summerset Senior Living hosts quarterly Town Halls, a tradition that ensures our residents and their families have a direct
Grandparents Day with Summerset Senior Living
When grandchildren came calling, the halls at Summerset Senior Living filled with storytelling, hugs, and the kind of warmth that makes you believe in generations. From shared crafts and games to quiet moments of reflection, residents and their families spent Grandparents Day weaving new memories together. It’s a celebration of connection, heritage—and the joy that
A Summerset Love Story
High school sweethearts Louie and Leanne have shared nearly 70 years of laughter, change, and unwavering love — from their first date in 1955 to life today at Summerset Senior Living. Their story is a heartwarming reminder that true love doesn’t fade with time; it only deepens. Read their full story and see how their
Summerset Senior Living Featured on the Front Page of the Lincoln News Messenger
Summerset is happy to have been featured on the front page of the Lincoln News Messenger on “Coffee with a Copy Day” Summerset residents, families, and staff welcomed local law enforcement officers for coffee, conversation, and pastries.
From Stroke Recovery to Progressive Conditions: Real-Life Scenarios Where Adaptive Care Works
Every senior’s journey is different, and it only makes sense that each senior has different care needs, too. Some health challenges come on suddenly – like a stroke – while others may progress more slowly and gradually, like arthritis or Parkinson’s disease. Because of individual needs and conditions, it can be hard for families to





