Thank you for your interest in viewing Sky Bergman’s inspiring documentary. Covenant Living is proud to be able to offer you this showing of “Lives Well Lived”.
Weaving together the personal journeys of 40 people, ages 75 to 100, this film reveals the lessons learned over 3,000 years of collective life experience. Click the link below to view this critically acclaimed and award-winning documentary. Then, enjoy a short video of our very own residents sharing how they continue to live life well with the help of Assisted Living at Covenant Living communities.
Assisted Living at Covenant Living:
Just the help you need to continue to live life well.
Aging well is about so much more than accomplishing daily tasks. To stay happy, it’s also important you remain as independent as possible, stay engaged and continue to learn while living each day with confidence.
Not only does Assisted Living at Covenant Living provide the day-to-day help with tasks like dressing, housekeeping and taking medication, but you will also benefit from being part of a larger community where you can continue to explore life on your terms. From dining with friends, to gardening and painting, to fitness, wellness and even dance classes, opportunities for growth and fun will help keep you living the life you love.
Acclaim for Sky Bergman’s Lives Well Lived
“Lives Well Lived” is an uplifting celebration of the aging journey. It is a powerful manifesto on human capital and possibility. This is a film for all who intend to live life to the fullest.“
– Roger Landry MD MPH
Author, “Live Long, Die Short: A Guide to Authentic Health and Successful Aging
“What a fantastic and important film! It was inspiring and beautiful, and it shared wisdom and truths that only people who have lived more years can offer. If you’d like to be reminded of how long and rich life can be, look no further.”
– Melissa Spirko
Independent Viewer
“You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll pick your jaw up off the floor after seeing just how bendy 80-something yoga practitioner Emmy Cleaves is.”
– The Washington Post
It's Feature Friday! 🎬💛
At the Second Blessing store at Covenant Living of the Great Lakes, resident Carol Ziegler and a team of volunteers resell furniture, games, and other treasures donated by residents and families. Everything sold helps fund benevolent care for the community, and in 15 years the shop has raised nearly $295,000. Proof that one person's castoffs can do a lot of good. 💛 ... See MoreSee Less
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On World Osteoporosis Day, we're shining a light on bone health, something that becomes even more important as we age. 🦴
A few simple habits can help keep your bones strong:
✅ Stay active with weight-bearing exercise
✅ Get enough calcium and vitamin D
✅ Ask your doctor about a bone density screening
Strong bones help you stay independent and steady on your feet. 💙 ... See MoreSee Less
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It's Feature Friday! 🎬
At Covenant Living of the Great Lakes, sharing a first name is reason enough to become friends. It started when Marge Schick met a few other Marjories and threw a party. Now there are six Marges, a group of Bonnies, and eight Patricias who get together for lunch, stories, and treats.
In a community this size, many of them might never have crossed paths otherwise. Turns out a shared name is a pretty good way to find your people. 💛 bit.ly/4xYR0Oz ... See MoreSee Less
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