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When you walk into John and Judy’s apartment at Royal Atrium Inn, you’re not just stepping into a home; you’re stepping into a living scrapbook of a lifetime built from hard work, faith, and deep love. The shelves are lined with mementos from their life in the Netherlands and decades spent raising a family in America. Their story is one of resilience, dedication, and the quiet strength that carries two people across continents and through 65 years of marriage. …

Harriet Boerman has called Royal Atrium Inn her home for over eleven years. After experiencing a stroke, she and her husband decided to move into the community together. They first shared a large, one-bedroom apartment before Harriet eventually moved into her current room. …

Today, Phyllis lives at Royal Atrium Inn, which she considers her final and forever home. “I knew this place was for me the moment I walked in. I feel safe. I feel at home. The people, both staff and residents, are so friendly and welcoming. It reminds me a little of the Navy again, having our own rooms and that shared sense of purpose.”…

We all know that water is essential, but as we age, staying hydrated becomes even more crucial, and for many, it becomes a bit more challenging. As we age, our bodies naturally lose water and become more susceptible to overheating, and we may not always feel thirsty, even when we need to replenish our fluids. However, staying hydrated can help maintain energy levels, support brain function, protect joints, and even reduce the risk of urinary tract infections and dizziness.…