Sugar Hill Community Blog

Life at Sugar Hill is still as rewarding and enriching as ever, despite the circulation of COVID-19 in our state. We understand that these can be stressful times, but the residents and staff here at Sugar Hill continue to work together and make the best of things. 

Are your friends affecting your physical and mental health?

"We are the average of the five people we spend the most time with,” says motivational guru Jim Rohn.

Scientific evidence backs him up.

During this time of increased isolation, it’s more important than ever to stay connected with loved ones, especially if you are living in a retirement community. Loneliness can have negative health benefits. But just because you aren’t able to meet with friends and family in person doesn’t mean you have to be alone! 

If you’re living in Wolfeboro and looking for the perfect senior day trip, here are five destinations within a two-hour drive that are well worth the trip. Start planning your next adventure! 

Interested in learning more about Sugar Hill? Here are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about Sugar Hill Retirement Community, one of New Hampshire's finest senior living communities.

It can be difficult to keep on top of all the different tax deductions out there, especially tax breaks for seniors. However, taking advantage of the tax benefits that favor seniors and retirees is definitely worth the extra effort.

The holidays are quickly approaching, and you may find yourself with the desire to give back before the year ends. Not only does volunteering help those in need; it can also make you feel good. Below is a list of the five best ways to give back at any time of year: 

With Thanksgiving quickly approaching, you may be trying to decide what to serve at your Thanksgiving dinner, or perhaps you’re looking for an easy recipe to contribute to your family’s meal. Don’t fret -- we’ve got you covered with these five simple recipes that’ll be sure to wow anyone who tries them!

Ready to take a trip to Wolfeboro? Even though the quaint town is dubbed the “Oldest Summer Resort in America,” there is still lots to do in the fall. Come experience the transitioning seasons and natural beauty of Wolfeboro, nestled among the Belknap Mountains and Lake Winnipesaukee. 

Fall is just around the corner, and it’s time to trade your summer decorations in for something a little cozier. Want to figure out how to transform your home on a budget? Try out these five easy tips!