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At Presbyterian Senior Living, we believe in an important principle: To care for people, we also must care for the Earth. As a faith-based provider of senior living services, we understand that we are called to help protect and preserve the planet. By doing so, we can continue to provide health-enhancing environments for our residents and team members.
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Cathedral Village has shrunk its carbon footprint in a big way! The Presbyterian Senior Living community in Philadelphia recently made some clean energy upgrades that will have a significant and lasting impact on the environment.
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The Red Hat Society is a well known phenomenom, chronicled in the media throughout the past 18 years. Inspired by the poem "Warning" by Jenny Joseph, which depicts an older woman wearing purple, with a red hat as an expression of independence and an "attitude", Sue Ellen Cooper formed a group of women over 50 who decided to meet middle age with "verve and humor". The idea has taken root, with Red Hat Societies springing up in various places throughout the country and the world. Red Hat members wear full regalia the includes the distinctive red hats and purple outfits. If you are under 50 years of age you can still attend wearing pink hats and lavender outfits.
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She bathed you, clothed you, fed you, dried your tears, and helped you flourish into the amazing being that you are… That’s right, we’re talking about the one who loves us know matter what - Mom! Here at Presbyterian Senior Living, we understand the sentimental importance of celebrating Mother’s Day, and this year our communities really outdid themselves in honoring beloved moms. Here are a few of the special moments we’d like to share.
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At Presbyterian Senior Living, we recognize the importance of sound leadership in continuing to provide the best possible experience for our residents. We also understand how vital it is to identify and nurture the future leaders of our organization.
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If you’ve been thinking of talking with your aging parents about the future, you may feel hesitant. Perhaps you fear your parents will resist discussing any changes to their lifestyle, or maybe you simply aren’t sure how to broach the topic.
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