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How Pegasus Optimizes Dementia Care with Dr. Sandra Petersen

Apartments, Careers, Contracts, Events, Finances, Financial Resources, Independent Living, Memory Care, Moving, News, Pets, Resident Stories, Retirement, Sleep / January 17, 2024

Pegasus Senior Living | Residents making arts and crafts

At the forefront of Pegasus Senior Living, Dr. Sandra Petersen, our Senior Vice President of Health and Wellness, leads our Connections program, a transformative and scientifically backed approach to care designed for seniors living with dementia or Alzheimer’s. Through the “Connect, Move, Learn” methodology that defines the Connections program, Dr. Petersen guides Pegasus on how […]

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Volunteers Bond with Seniors at Broadway Mesa Village

Alzheimer's, Careers, Dementia, Events, Finances, Financial Resources, Health, Holidays, Independent Living, Memory Care, News, Pets, Retirement, Senior Living, Sleep, Technology / December 1, 2023

Broadway Mesa Village | Volunteer laughing with resident

Despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, Broadway Mesa Village, a senior living community in Mesa, Arizona, became the setting for an inspiring tale of community strength. Three family members of residents at the community—Judy, Cathy, and Tricia—initiated their volunteer journeys, intending to spend more time with their loved ones during the pandemic. Little

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The Benefits of Evidence-Based Programs for Seniors

Activities, Alzheimer's, Apartments, Assisted Living, Dementia, Events, Memory Care, Senior Living, Sleep / June 15, 2022

North Point Village | Resident at a memory care facility petting a rooster

When the time comes to relocate to memory care, knowing about the available resources can be a blessing. However, some senior communities are better suited for this than others. Washington State is home to 553 assisted living facilities; over half of those residents have Alzheimer’s or dementia. Assisted living extends seniors’ independence, while memory care

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