Pacifica Senior Living is expanding again, with our latest property in Long Beach, California. Bay Towers at Bixby Knolls is a beautiful community in the Bixby Knolls neighborhood of Long Beach, offering Independent Living and Assisted Living options.
This latest addition to Pacifica is located on Atlantic Avenue, with easy access to all the opportunities Long Beach has to offer. Nearby amenities and local attractions allow residents to get the most of their retirement years, enjoying everything from great restaurants and eateries to retail and boutique shopping, entertainment opportunities, and a number of beautiful parks and beaches.
Pacifica Senior Living is proud to announce that we are expanding to Kentucky, with our first KY location, Colonial Heights Senior Living.
Our bright and inviting community is ideally located in the serene area of Florence, Kentucky, just a short drive from the larger cities of Burlington and Cincinnati. It is a peaceful and secure oasis amidst the quiet suburbs, featuring lovely gardens, walking paths, a scenic gazebo, and striking colonial architecture.
Pacifica Companies was first founded in 1978, and is a privately-owned family-run real estate firm that operated in multiple countries. In 2008, the company expanded, launching Pacifica Senior Living which focuses on providing compassionate, individualized care to older adults 55 and up. This year, Pacifica Senior Living is excited to celebrate 15 years of excellent senior living care.
Pacifica Senior Living is excited to announce our newest community, Gold Country Senior Living. As we continue to grow and expand, we are bringing new communities into the fold, and growing our Pacifica family.
Gold Country Senior Living is the latest to join our legacy of nearly 100 communities, and 15 years of exceptional senior living care and services throughout the country. We continue to create a lifestyle of independence and peace of mind for each individual and their family across all our communities.
Pacifica Senior Living is proud to announce that our Heritage Hills community in North Carolina is one of the first to be granted full Accreditation from the Accreditation Commission for Health Care, in partnership with the University of North Carolina. The North Carolina Adult Care Home (Assisted Living) Accreditation Pilot Program was first launched in 2021, with the aim to “evaluat[e] the effectiveness of an accreditation process to improve care and outcomes that could inform future changes to the licensure process and requirements,” (University of North Carolina, you can read more about the accreditation pilot program here.
A natural disaster, storm, or emergency can be a scary time for everyone involved. Whether you yourself are living through it, or have loved ones in a storm’s path, being a part of a hurricane is certainly unsettling. Our hearts and support are with all those who endured the recent Hurricane Ian, which recently hit the southern part of Florida. Pacifica Senior Living has several communities in the state of Florida, and as we watched the projected storm path and weather warnings leading up to the hurricane, it became apparent that some of our residents - specifically those in our Fort Myers community - would have to be moved.
The FDA has recently approved a second booster of either the Moderna or Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines for individuals who are 50 years of age or older. Since older individuals generally are at a higher risk of infection, and may experience more severe symptoms if they catch COVID-19, the vaccine boost is intended to ensure those at a higher risk are still protected.
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 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.
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.