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Aren’t dogs the best? Pegasus Landing of Tanglewood residents seem to think so after receiving ‘pawsitive’ messages from our local partner Caring Critters! Caring Critters is a non-profit, all-volunteer, Houston-area organization. The group is comprised of people and their animals participating in animal-assisted therapy activities. Some signs say: “it’s ruff not being there!” or “stay

What’s cooking at Pegasus Senior Living? All across the U.S., Pegasus communities are celebrating National Culinary Month in style! Our Dining Directors and Chefs take pride in their meals and menus, and we want to show off their senior living dining creations. Dining in Style at Gardnerville The Chateau at Gardnerville’s Dining Director Summer Nancollas has

Ever wonder what seniors in communities are up to during retirement? At Pegasus, our teams are always happy to bust the myth that loneliness and depression inevitably arise once people stop working. While these emotions can certainly happen and should be acknowledged, there is a powerful way to combat them: pursuing one’s passions with a

One of the greatest joys in life is to work hard on a team towards a common goal. Most of us are originally drawn to the field of senior living to partner with others while caring for people and making the world a better place.  If you think about it, this is a fairly unique

Pegasus is excited to announce our newest partnership with WellQor! WellQor provides proactive emotional and behavioral care for seniors to help them with life transitions, memory and cognitive decline, fulfillment issues, grief, anxiety, depression – even family dynamics. Please read more below about our efforts in partnership with WellQor to address seniors’ mental healthcare challenges

Pegasus Landing of Tanglewood is changing things up when it comes to connecting their residents with their loved ones. Many facilities are hosting drive-by car parades in front of their buildings, but we at Pegasus Landing are reversing the concept and driving by loved one’s houses instead! The reverse parade was created by Edward Craft,