Do you know that more than eighty percent of how you age is totally in your hands?  If you stay intellectually challenged, physically active, spiritually engaged and socially connected, you can age the way you want to age…successfully.  By moving to Newbury Court and participating in our healthy living lifestyle, you significantly improve your chances of maintaining your independence.

At Newbury Court, we go way beyond comfort and security.  Our entire staff is dedicated to you being all you can be.  Together with the nation’s leading experts on aging, including tools from the Mayo Clinic, Newbury Court has partnered with Masterpiece Living to bring the research to life in a powerful way that demonstrates our commitment to supporting you on your Successful Aging journey. 

Newbury Court’s culture supports you in your efforts.  As a leader in implementing Masterpiece Living, we are redefining the reality, beliefs and expectations of people as they progress through the years.  Most communities offer a wellness program, but at Newbury Court we ensure that you will have the research-based tools and resources you need to continue your growth in each of the key areas: Physical, Intellectual, Spiritual and Social.

Masterpiece Living, our partner in assuring a Successful Aging culture,  is based on the ten-year long study by the MacArthur Foundation Study on Aging which determined that how we age depends more on lifestyle, including where we live, than it does on our genes.  The study discovered that it is never too late to make a significant difference in how we age.  Research has shown that members of Masterpiece Living communities experience a slower decline in health over time, in sharp contrast to the more severe decline seen at the national level after age 80.  In fact, the health of these individuals is most similar to that of a seventy year old – people at least ten years younger!

Join us to see how you can continue to age successfully! 

Newbury Court programs that fit into each of the four key areas:

• Intellectual:  Lectures, Museum visits, Guided Tours of historic landmarks, computer classes, book clubs, resident lectures
• Physical:  planned walks, water aerobics, ping-pong, dance classes, exercise classes, Tai Chi, strength training
• Spiritual:  support groups, art classes nature walks, opera, chapel services
• Social:  Stage shows, Concerts, Wine Tasting’s, river cruises, afternoon tea, happy hour, meal times, art shows, special celebratory dinners