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In the early 1990s, a passion for shuffleboard inspired resident Roger B. Farquhar (father of current resident Judy Farquhar) to promote construction of an outdoor cement court at Friends House. Scoring lines were painted, cues and biscuits (shuffleboard […]
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The person who had the greatest impact on my life was Stephen Ailes. I was 21 when I went to work at the law firm of Steptoe & Johnson, where he was a senior partner. I was quick […]
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Fall naturally brings a change of pace. The air gets cooler. Calendars begin filling with holiday plans. Outdoor projects wind down. And for many people, it becomes a good time to think about the months ahead. That can […]
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The Certified Nursing Assistant is responsible for providing direct care and simple technical nursing services to residents under the direction and supervision of a licensed nurse. The Certified Nursing Assistant will establish and maintain an environment that is […]
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Plans, organizes, directs and carries out a program of activities, under the direction of the Activities Director, which covers spiritual, intellectual or educational development, recreation, and diversion for patients as integral part of total resident care. Apply Today
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Floor plans are easy to compare. Square footage. Closets. Kitchens. Monthly fees. Dining options. Amenities. Those details matter, but they only tell you so much about what it would actually be like to call a retirement community home. […]
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When researching senior living options, you may encounter the phrase “continuum of care.” What does it mean, and why is it an important benefit of choosing a Life Plan Community? A continuum of care refers to the range […]
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A recent New York Times article explored the growing interest in native gardens and “rewilding,” a movement that encourages replacing traditional lawns with landscapes that support birds, pollinators, and local ecosystems. At first glance, native gardening and retirement […]
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I was walking down the long 8th floor corridor from the elevator to the condo unit I had called home for 25 years. It was April of 2025. The hallway was a neutral color, nothing but numbers distinguishing […]
