Grateful Assisted Living and Memory Care Communities The holidays are a time to come together and reflect on all we are grateful for. This year, the team and residents of Pegasus Senior Living Communities wanted to share their thanks. Our independent living, assisted living, and memory care communities strive to celebrate and enhance all lives […]
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Seniors and staff at the senior living community Castlewoods Place, located at 140 Castlewoods Blvd, Brandon, MS 39047, are excited about the community’s recent updates and renovations. Castlewoods Place has undergone renovations throughout the community to give common areas a brighter, more inviting look. Renovations included new flooring throughout the building, new paint, a new
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Discover Local Assisted Living That Allows Dogs and Cats Realizing a sense of purpose and a source of unconditional love are two qualities that seniors find in their pets. According to petsandseniors.com, 82 percent of people say they would not give up their pet to move into a senior care community. The opportunity to move
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A Doctor’s View of Senior Living Options Near You My name is Dr. Sandra Petersen, and I’m the Senior Vice President of Health and Wellness at Pegasus Senior Living. My passion for enriching seniors’ lives led me to design the Connections memory care program, which is available in many Pegasus communities. Today, I’d like to
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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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If you’re researching senior living, the distinction between these two lifestyle options can feel blurry — if not downright confusing. You want the best for yourself or a loved one, but which care level is appropriate? Here are brief descriptions: Independent living is primarily about convenience, community, and freedom from home maintenance. Assisted living has
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