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Pegasus Landing of Mesa Celebrates a Remarkable 105th Senior Birthday

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Pegasus Landing of Mesa | Senior resident showing her birthday cards

Pegasus Landing of Mesa recently marked the extraordinary journey of beloved resident Vivian B., who recently celebrated her 105th senior birthday at Pegasus Landing of Mesa. We were privileged to share in this remarkable milestone for a life, well-lived. The three-day event was much more than just a short gathering – our team members created […]

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Service Learning as a Tool for Senior Wellness

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Pegasus Landing of Tanglewood | Group of happy seniors huddled together outside

The Benefits of Volunteering for Seniors in Houston, TX Pegasus Landing of Tanglewood provides enriching experiences for older adults in Houston, TX. Our assisted living and memory care services focus on well-being through socialization and activity. Our volunteering activities include providing meals to fellow seniors and supporting memory loss causes. These acts of service keep

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Transitioning to Assisted Living in Brandon, MS

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Castlewoods Place | Senior couple smiling in the doorway

As life unfolds, we often face important decisions impacting our loved ones. You are likely facing a mix of emotions if you’re seeking assisted living for a family member in Brandon, MS. The care team at Castlewoods Place is here to help make the move to long-term care a pleasant experience. “These are some of

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Is Personal Care More Fun Than Assisted Living in Roswell, GA?

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Magnolia Place of Roswell | Seniors dancing

Magnolia Place of Roswell Residents Say, Yes! At Magnolia Place of Roswell, we believe in making every day an adventure. While our home in Roswell, GA may remind you of an assisted living community, we offer something a bit different: an extra touch of joy, socialization, and active living. Staying active and maintaining friendships is

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CEO Donates Piano to Leawood Community for Independent Living in Kansas to Honor Grandmother

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Town Village of Leawood | Watch Richard play the piano at Town Village of Leawood in Leawood, KS.

Mr. Richard G., a resident at Kansas independent living community Town Village of Leawood, recently sat down at the brand-new piano; it is a gift for the community residents. Demonstrating just how enjoyable hobbies for seniors can be, he splayed his fingers out on the ivory keys and played his heart out, testing out the

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Sharing Our Stories

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Pegasus Landing of Tanglewood | Happy seniors high-fiving each other

The residents who call Pegasus Senior Living home have so much valuable information to share with the world. Their lives inspire us and show us that we can connect to each other through our accomplishments, triumphs, loves, and losses. At Pegasus Senior Living, we take pride in sharing the stories of those who call us

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Why Loneliness in Seniors Causes Health Problems

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The Courtyards at Mountain View | Seniors socializing while having coffee

One of the Most Overlooked Health Issues in Seniors As people get older, it’s natural for social routines to shift. Children grow up and move away. Friends may not be as mobile. Health changes or the loss of a spouse can make it harder to stay connected. But isolation doesn’t have to be the norm.

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