A Soulful Story: L’Shanah Tovah

Rosh HaShanah is both contemplative, as we turn to the introspection required of us before Yom Kippur, and festive, as we celebrate the Jewish New Year. A special part of the joy around Rosh HaShanah is the fact that some of our residents have their family members join them at our Rosh HaShanah services. Recently…

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Should I Stay, or Should I Go?

In many cases, it can be easier to sell your home if you move out first. However, it’s important to note that every situation is unique, so, before making a decision, you should consult with a real estate professional who can assess your specific situation and the current market conditions. A Realtor can offer guidance…

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A Soulful Story: Mother-Daughter Mahjong

Everyone is talking about Mahjong! It is more popular than ever, but it can be intimidating for beginners. Patients and residents at The Legacy Willow Bend Healthcare Center currently have the opportunity to learn the tile-based Chinese game. Every week, a group gets together with a team member to learn and practice the intricate game…

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A Soulful Story: Life Saving Training

Team members across The Legacy have been recertifying their CPR, AED, and Heimlich training over the summer months. The importance of this training was front and center recently at The Legacy Midtown Park. A resident came down to the clinic panicked because her friend was in Stanley’s Bistro choking on a piece of food and…

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Socialization and Aging Well: How Connections Impact Health and Well-Being

As we journey through life, one undeniable truth becomes increasingly clear: Socialization plays a significant role in aging. While it may be easy to dismiss social connections as mere companionship, research has demonstrated that maintaining a vibrant social life significantly influences our health and well-being as we age. Here, we delve into the intricate ways…

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A Soulful Story: Calling All Youngsters

The Legacy had a new, young, bright face recently assisting with activities. It was not a new hire, but rather Independent Living residents Renee and Buddy Gilbert’s granddaughter, Rachel. She spent a week volunteering at The Legacy Midtown Park assisting with arts and crafts, doing friendly visits with residents, calling bingo, and giving manicures. Rachel…

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