Nothing is more important to us than the health and safety of our residents and staff. At Pacifica Senior Living, we are going above and beyond in the face of COVID-19 to minimize the risk of infection throughout our communities, implementing new precautions to reduce the spread of illness.
As we transition into the new year, many families are experiencing the impact of rising food costs and nationwide labor shortages. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a lasting impact on our economy, creating challenges for companies and organizations nationwide.
In the face of the pandemic, many families are turning to long-term care for peace of mind. The rising costs of food and labor can create concerns about the costs of care, but we want to reassure families that we are striving to maintain affordability at Pacifica Senior Living.
We are budgeting accordingly for the year ahead without impacting our residents’ quality of life through unnecessary cutbacks. We will continue to provide delicious and filling menu options at our communities, serving recipes our residents love.
Our social calendar will proceed with fun, stimulating events, creating ongoing opportunities for residents to have fun. We are continuing to follow COVID-19 safety precautions while providing chances for residents to make friends and bond over their shared interests.
Above all, our staff will continue to provide the same level of compassionate, attentive care families have grown to expect from Pacifica Senior Living, and our administrators are going above and beyond to make sure we maintain a high staff-to-resident ratio.
We are striving to minimize the impact of rising costs on our communities, providing the same quality of care while maintaining affordability for families. We welcome families to learn more about the monthly rates at Pacifica Senior Living by chatting with us below -- we offer free, personalized quotes, helping families get a better idea of what they’ll pay if they decide to call our residence home.
Families are welcome to request more information about our communities and our monthly rates by chatting with us below, or by calling our friendly team.
As we come to the close of another year, it seems fitting to reflect upon progress made, milestones reached, and lives impacted. As we do so, it is impossible to survey our last several months without being filled with thankfulness and gratitude.
Thankfulness and gratitude are often interchangeable; both indicate a deep appreciation for circumstances, events, and people as we move through everyday life.
On December 29th, we are taking a moment to appreciate the incredible residents, staff, and families who make our Pacifica Senior Living communities thrive. We thank you, as part of Pacifica Family Appreciation Day, for everything you do that makes our residences a wonderful place to call home.
Each year, the Alzheimer’s Association sponsors fundraising and awareness events nationwide. The Walk to End Alzheimer’s is the largest collaboration of awareness happening in the nation, bringing senior living communities, their staff, and their residents together in the fight against Alzheimer’s.
World Hospice and Palliative Care Day was recognized on October 9th as a way to bring attention to the important role end-of-life care plays in an individual’s comfort during the final stages of his or her life.
Hospice care saw its first iteration in 1967, created by Cicely Saunders in England as an effort to establish end-of-life-care practices. Her philosophies spread overseas to the United States, where similar practices were implemented.
In 1987, Dr. Declan Walsh established the first hospital-based palliative care center in Cleveland at the Cleveland Center. When Medicare authorized formal hospice care in the 1990s, providers across the nation began to make larger strides in the field of palliative care. World Hospice and Palliative Card Day was established in 2005, and has been celebrated across America in the nearly two decades since.
On World Hospice and Palliative Care Day, we at Pacifica Senior Living take a moment to celebrate our hospice and palliative caregivers. Palliative caregivers go above and beyond to help their residents feel comfortable and at-ease during their stay in hospice, creating a soothing transition for those living with terminal illness.
We invite families to learn more about our hospice and palliative care options by chatting with us below. When our communities are not able to provide palliative care, we are happy to help families make arrangements with nearby providers. We believe all individuals deserve access to quality palliative care, as it serves a vital role in a person’s life as they approach its final stages.
To learn more about our hospice and palliative care options, reach out to a community near you. We look forward to serving you!
Each year during the month of October as we recognize this time period as Breast Cancer Awareness month and join with many around the world in raising awareness of this disease. On the third Friday of this specially recognized month, we set it aside to recognize National Mammography Day.
During holidays, it’s common tradition to travel across state or international borders to visit family we don’t see everyday. Whether we live near or far from our loved ones, holidays like Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Hanukkah are the time of year to catch up with those we may not have visited throughout the year.