Author: bmiddleton

February is National Embroidery Month and what better way to celebrate than with our new crochet club for Generations at Regency’s residents.  We decided after seeing several residents gathering together and knitting/crocheting that other residents could benefit and enjoy a crochet club.  Our activity staff felt this craft would help our seniors explore a forgotten…

Dr. Jason Robin’s leadership and experience in cardiac care here at Generations at Regency has been an integral part of our program.  Recently he answered questions for an article with the Daily Herald on some things everyone should know about cardiac care. Highlights from the article: Q: You hear about “personalized or precision medicine,” but…

National Cardiac Rehabilitation Week was initiated by the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation (AACVPR) to focus national attention on cardiac rehabilitation’s contribution to the improvement of the health and physical performance of individuals at risk for heart disease and/or those individuals diagnosed with heart disease or dysfunction. Our cardiac rehabilitation program is led…

Generations at Regency’s residents and activity staff are always excited about our cooking club.  The club brings residents together around the table to cook, chat, and enjoy some delicious creations. One of our recent cooking club meetings took place in our beautiful 1st floor dining room where we all rolled up our sleeves and got to…

  Several times a month the staff at Generations at Regency incorporates their pets with the residents, in our program called “pet therapy.” Pet therapy is a growing field and research has shown how beneficial it can be to the elderly, especially those who are living in a nursing home or skilled rehabilitation facility. Regular…