Traditions of Beavercreek Resident is Energized Through Volunteerism

Posted on: June 3, 2024

Categories: Residents, Traditions News

Traditions of Beavercreek resident Carolyn Klaus was featured in the Dayton Daily News. Carolyn shared how volunteering fuels her fulfilling life.

“I think it’s important to keep busy, and it’s important to get out of your house,” Klaus said. “My husband’s death created a hole, and I made a conscious decision not to sit in my chair and get old. It’s important to keep your mind working. I enjoy jigsaw puzzles on the computer and am interested in learning new things.”

Read more about the benefits of volunteering for seniors from the Dayton Daily News.

A senior woman and a senior man sitting together on a brown wooden bench outdoors at a park

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Traditions of Beavercreek is a top-rated senior living community located in Beavercreek, OH, within the greater Dayton metro area - serving residents and families from Beavercreek and surrounding communities throughout Greene and Montgomery County, including Dayton, Fairborn, Xenia, and beyond. We offer Independent Living in a vibrant and active Garden Home neighborhood, premier Assisted Living that promotes independence and dignity, and Memory Care through our specialized Varietas® Memory Care Program for individuals living with Alzheimer's or other age-related dementias. Our range of maintenance-free senior living options, paired with gracious amenities, 24/7 on-site nursing staff, individualized care plans, and a well-appointed scenic campus, empowers residents to age in place with confidence as care needs evolve over time.

This community is certified by the Ohio Department of Aging to provide basic assisted living services. For more information on eligibility and acceptance of individuals enrolled in the assisted living program or MyCare Ohio, contact the Executive Director at the community.