When residents at The Village at Rancho Solano in Fairfield, CA, made gift bags for Solano County Animal Care Services, one resident brought her dog along. Her previous dog had passed shortly after her husband, and she had lost her home and belongings in the Camp Fire. She told the team the dog helped save
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Do video games slow down brain aging? One strong answer comes from a large NIH-funded trial known as ACTIVE, which followed adults 65 and older for two decades. Participants who completed a program of speed-based cognitive training and plus booster sessions 1 to 3 years later were 25% less likely to develop Alzheimer’s or another
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For many older adults, the keys on the kitchen counter represent far more than a way to get somewhere. They represent decades of going where they wanted, when they wanted: the grocery store midweek, a grandchild’s school play across town, a doctor’s visit handled without asking anyone for help. That relationship between driving and independence
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The holiday season brought a double dose of joy to Castlewoods Place Senior Living in Brandon, where residents embraced December with hands-on creativity and lively celebrations. From crafting handmade Christmas ornaments to dancing the afternoon away at birthday parties, the community was filled with movement, laughter, and meaningful moments. Residents in our Connections memory care
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From Poster Board to International Holiday Display The international Christmas Village at Pegasus Landing of Mesa started with a poster board, cardboard, and glue. Residents helped build it. The community’s global holiday display was constructed entirely by hand over several months in Mesa, AZ. Each department director selected a country to represent, then turned basic
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Residents at Magnolia Place of Roswell enjoy a fun-filled Oktoberfest celebration in Roswell, GA, complete with games, music, and furry friends. Oktoberfest came alive at Magnolia Place of Roswell with residents leading the way in games, music, and fun with dogs. The celebration began with a lively dog show, where residents and guests watched as
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Taking Action Against Alzheimer’s The residents of Evergreen Place are taking one step at a time to beat Alzheimer’s. The community joined the Alzheimer’s Association’s Annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Frontier Field to support nearly 7 million Americans living with the disease. Residents, staff, friends, and neighbors came together as a team to contribute
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Life Enrichment Directors from across the country gathered in Lake Tahoe this fall for three days of learning, laughing, and line dancing. The 2025 Life Enrichment Director Conference was Pegasus Senior Living’s inaugural event, and the energy made it clear that this would not be the last. Inspire, Connect, Elevate in Lake Tahoe Vice President
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In 1944, Jerry L. walked into a five-and-dime store in St. Joseph, Texas. His parents had just moved there to work with Sinclair Oil, and he was home on a visit. His brother had a date that night and suggested Jerry find one too. The girl behind the counter, a young woman named Betty W.,
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As we age, staying socially active becomes just as important as physical health. For seniors in Mesa, the sunny climate and welcoming atmosphere offer plenty of opportunities to connect with others. Whether you’re still living at home or thinking about transitioning into a senior living community, improving your social life is possible — and rewarding.
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