Florence H. Phillips, one of the first residents of Well•Spring, A Life Plan Community in Greensboro, has made a $24-million bequest that will significantly support the benevolence care for some older adults who live there. Well•Spring’s parent organization, Kintura, recently announced that the bequest is the largest gift to Well•Spring in its history. [...]
Stephen P. Fleming, the co-CEO of North Carolina’s largest not-for-profit senior living organization, Kintura, and who helmed The Well-Spring Group since 2000, is stepping down after 40 years in aging services, Kintura has announced. [...]
Bermuda Village recently unveiled the Gene Hooks Japanese Memorial Garden. Featuring a red bridge, koi pond, lush landscaping, and plaques paying tribute to loved ones, this garden is designed to promote holistic well-being and provide a serene sanctuary for reflection and rejuvenation. [...]
Salemtowne senior living community has a beautiful campus with abundant natural resources including walking trails, a lake, bountiful trees, and seasonal flowers that are enjoyed by residents, team members, and visitors alike. Thanks to a dedicated group of resident volunteers, Salemtowne’s campus has one more source of outdoor pride: magnificent Monarch butterflies. [...]
The Community Garden on the campus at Salemtowne is one of beauty and joy. Residents Kay Snavely and Carolyn Stokes not only help with flowers and tomatoes in the garden, but they also started a butterfly waystation. These butterflies are tagged and tracked. They share about this process. [...]
Friends Homes in Greensboro recently held a Music in the Courtyard event for residents and visitors. Residents and guests came together to enjoy live music, tasty treats, and quality time during a pleasant spring afternoon. Prospective community members were also invited to join in to get a feel [...]
Brookhaven Nature Park backs up onto Magnolia Glen's beautiful 12 acre campus in the heart of North Raleigh. Established in 1973, Brookhaven Nature Park is a natural park spanning over 26 acres. The park has miles of natural walking trails through the forest and is restorative in every sense. [...]
Imagine a restaurant where the same customers return every day and bring selective and sophisticated palates. It is a scenario that could strike fear in the most accomplished chefs and describes a lifestyle that residents in Triangle and Triad retirement communities have come to expect. The elevated culinary scene [...]
Rehabilitation patients at Salemtowne have a wonderfully sunny courtyard, the Rehab Courtyard Garden, in which to practice navigating sidewalks, grassy surfaces, or even brick stairs like they may have at home. Two long-time friends of Salemtowne who have been donors, board members and are now residents, have transformed the space into a beautiful garden [...]
Salemtowne has a robust schedule of activities, both annual and seasonal. The Salemtowne campus comprises over 120 acres of extraordinary amenities. The plaza is a favorite gathering place for residents year round, but has a special appeal when the backdrop of the woods creates an amazing display of color. The plaza offers a comfortable and convenient place for residents to gather [...]
