COVID Update
The Legacy Senior Communities is happy to announce that all employees and permanent residents are now 100% vaccinated. The well-being and safety of our residents always take top priority for us. We will continue accelerating efforts, monitoring guidance, and making challenging decisions so that we may best protect our residents and clients. To find a…
Read MoreA Soulful Story: Housekeeping to the Rescue!
Recently, a housekeeping team member went above and beyond to be of extra help. A resident had a new appliance that needed to be assembled, so the Housekeeper helped put it together, but found a part was missing. She creatively repurposed a part from the malfunctioning appliance to get it to work. Later in the…
Read MoreA Soulful Story: Service with a Smile
A resident was having one of those days – nothing was going right! To top off the day, she had missed dinner service and did not have anything to make in her apartment.The dining team learned of this and quickly whipped up a meal after hours and delivered it to her. The resident was so…
Read MoreA Soulful Story: Sheva Brachot
There was a resident in our Healthcare Center who not able to attend the wedding of his granddaughter due to his health condition. This was deeply disappointing for the resident and his family. Rabbi Michael Tevya Cohen, Director of Rabbinical Services and Pastoral Care, provided the Sheva Brachot (seven traditional wedding blessings) for the couple at The Legacy in the presence the grandfather and their parents in a joyful…
Read MoreA Soulful Story: Floral Drive
The Legacy Willow Bend drivers are always ready and eager to take residents to their appointments. Those who use transportation services build bonds and friendships with our drivers. Recently, when a driver learned that a resident was no longer able to appreciate the flowers like she used to on her walks around the campus, the…
Read MoreA Soulful Story: Memory Support Miracle
During a recent Shabbat service in Memory Support at The Legacy Willow Bend, Rabbi Cohen ended the service by singing in Hebrew. To everyone’s surprise, a non-verbal resident joined in with him! They finished the song together and Rabbi Cohen went to speak to him. In a weak whisper, with tears in his eyes, the…
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