World Alzheimer’s Month Reminds Us How Important Memory Care is to Life Planning When most people start to focus on the pressing health concerns facing their aging parents or loved ones, they usually think about mobility challenges or illness issues, not memory problems. That’s why Alzheimer’s Disease international began partnering with
When you sit back and think about how you’d like to spend your days in retirement, what comes to mind? Most of us probably assume the answer is more time devoted to a favorite hobby. Sewing, gardening, fishing, reading – those activities that pre-retirement life doesn’t allow much time for.
Mobile apps have the power to make senior living easier, safer, and more enjoyable – but only if you use them. A 2020 Tech Survey by AARP found that while seniors are interested in new technologies and continue to buy smartphones and tablets, they’re not always taking full advantage of
Back when your grandparents were considering a traditional 55+ community, their options were fairly limited. These communities were typically small developments with down-sized homes built for adults over the age of 55. They usually included a community center space to host dinners and events, perhaps a pool, but that was
The Shred-It Truck – 10am to 12pm Along with shredable documents, please bring non-perishable items to benefit the Manheim Central Food Pantry Chicken BBQ sponsored by the Pleasant View Auxiliary – 10am to 1pm Tickets must be pre-purchased! Contact Peggy Erb to order: 717-665-2445 LOCATION: Front parking lot 544 North
Our nurses are our real-life superheroes here at Pleasant View Communities. Their dedication to our community and our residents—especially over the past year—is remarkable. This week, as we celebrate National Skilled Nursing Care Week (formerly National Nursing Home Week), we have a lot to be thankful for. “I’m looking forward
Construction Targeted for 2022 So often in life, the path forward tends to lead us back home. Through the reconditioning and refurbishment of The Hoffer Farm at Pleasant View, one of the largest scale projects ever to be undertaken by Pleasant View Communities in recent memory, we’re returning to our
The most difficult part of the past year for everyone at Pleasant View has been the inability to welcome family members and friends into the community. “The hardest thing we’ve had to endure throughout COVID was watching our residents miss the hugs and visits from the people they love most,”
As of Friday, March 12, in-person visits have resumed in both our Personal Care and Skilled Nursing units. Please take the opportunity to visit your loved ones at Pleasant View! You can schedule your visit and view the list of guidelines by checking out our Visitation Registration page. For questions
