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The decision to retire can be difficult. Should you move closer to family? How can you make your savings go further? What are you looking for in your new home? Below are a few reasons why we think Florida can be the answer to all of your questions. Year-Round Sunshine For those of you have […]
Are you feeling challenged to stay fit as you get older? If so, you’re not alone. At The Terraces at Bonita Springs, we are committed to helping you live a happier and healthier life with our Vitality Program. As a new resident, you can choose to have an initial health and wellness assessment, from which […]
Total health includes mind, body and spirit. At The Terraces at Bonita Springs, we value music’s ability to bring people together. This past year, we invited residents and community members to participate in musical performances from The Bay Singers, Mark Llewellyn Evan, Jennifer “Golden Note” Gilmore and violinist Doug Cameron and Family, to name a […]
Social support can play a significant role in overall health as people age. Spending time with friends and family members can boost quality of life, including both physical and mental health. Improving Memory For seniors, developing various positive sources of social support can improve memory. Socialization may improve memory and longevity as it reduces stress and isolation. […]
Research suggests that having a glass of red or white on a regular basis can enhance overall health. Moderation is defined by The United States Dietary Guidelines as “up to one drink per day for women, and up to two drinks per day for men.” Below are several examples of the positive health benefits of […]
Fatherhood is a Gift The greatest gift of our community is the sense of intimacy and family we’ve created over the last four years. During this time our team has had the pleasure to develop deep and meaningful relationships with each of our residents, their adult children and even some grandchildren. In the month of […]
Following an annual survey conducted by the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA), Renaissance at the Terraces, which provides senior health services for residents at The Terraces at Bonita Springs retirement community, as well as the surrounding area, has received a ‘deficiency free’ rating for exceptional skilled nursing care. “I am in awe of the […]
Welcome home to all our snowbirds who’ve just returned from their northern summer homes. You’ve been missed and we eagerly look forward to having you back with us in Bonita Springs. The weather is absolutely spectacular. One can feel a sense of rejuvenation in the air; a certain sense of excitement that pairs nicely with […]
If you’ve attended my monthly town hall meetings on a recurring basis, no doubt you have heard me harp on the value of outpatient therapy services; particularly since we’ve added our new physical/occupational clinic at Terraces. I also speak frequently on the challenges with long-term care delivery systems and how it is considered unsustainable in […]
By now, most of our residents have heard chatter regarding future changes to Medicare and specifically, implementation of a Bundled Payment. Currently the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) makes separate payments to providers for each of the individual services they furnish to beneficiaries for a single illness or course of treatment. Inclusive are […]
The Terraces at Bonita Springs, a southwest Florida senior living community, announces a partnership with Hope Hospice that will provide additional space to offer care and comfort to those who need end-of-life palliative care. The partnership grew from an opportunity that arose following the opening of the Renaissance health center at The Terraces two summers […]
When 77-year-old Mike Stollmeyer and his wife went to South America at the end of June, it wasn’t strictly for sight-seeing. Mike has been swimming competitively for about fifteen years, and he made the trek to Colombia to swim in the Pan-American Master’s Championships and the South American Championships. Mike did much more than compete, […]
The decision to retire can be difficult. Should you move closer to family? How can you make your savings go further? What are you looking for in your new home? Below are a few reasons why we think Florida can be the answer to all of your questions. Year-Round Sunshine For those of you have […]
Are you feeling challenged to stay fit as you get older? If so, you’re not alone. At The Terraces at Bonita Springs, we are committed to helping you live a happier and healthier life with our Vitality Program. As a new resident, you can choose to have an initial health and wellness assessment, from which […]
Total health includes mind, body and spirit. At The Terraces at Bonita Springs, we value music’s ability to bring people together. This past year, we invited residents and community members to participate in musical performances from The Bay Singers, Mark Llewellyn Evan, Jennifer “Golden Note” Gilmore and violinist Doug Cameron and Family, to name a […]
Social support can play a significant role in overall health as people age. Spending time with friends and family members can boost quality of life, including both physical and mental health. Improving Memory For seniors, developing various positive sources of social support can improve memory. Socialization may improve memory and longevity as it reduces stress and isolation. […]
Research suggests that having a glass of red or white on a regular basis can enhance overall health. Moderation is defined by The United States Dietary Guidelines as “up to one drink per day for women, and up to two drinks per day for men.” Below are several examples of the positive health benefits of […]
Fatherhood is a Gift The greatest gift of our community is the sense of intimacy and family we’ve created over the last four years. During this time our team has had the pleasure to develop deep and meaningful relationships with each of our residents, their adult children and even some grandchildren. In the month of […]
Following an annual survey conducted by the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA), Renaissance at the Terraces, which provides senior health services for residents at The Terraces at Bonita Springs retirement community, as well as the surrounding area, has received a ‘deficiency free’ rating for exceptional skilled nursing care. “I am in awe of the […]
Welcome home to all our snowbirds who’ve just returned from their northern summer homes. You’ve been missed and we eagerly look forward to having you back with us in Bonita Springs. The weather is absolutely spectacular. One can feel a sense of rejuvenation in the air; a certain sense of excitement that pairs nicely with […]
If you’ve attended my monthly town hall meetings on a recurring basis, no doubt you have heard me harp on the value of outpatient therapy services; particularly since we’ve added our new physical/occupational clinic at Terraces. I also speak frequently on the challenges with long-term care delivery systems and how it is considered unsustainable in […]
By now, most of our residents have heard chatter regarding future changes to Medicare and specifically, implementation of a Bundled Payment. Currently the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) makes separate payments to providers for each of the individual services they furnish to beneficiaries for a single illness or course of treatment. Inclusive are […]
The Terraces at Bonita Springs, a southwest Florida senior living community, announces a partnership with Hope Hospice that will provide additional space to offer care and comfort to those who need end-of-life palliative care. The partnership grew from an opportunity that arose following the opening of the Renaissance health center at The Terraces two summers […]
When 77-year-old Mike Stollmeyer and his wife went to South America at the end of June, it wasn’t strictly for sight-seeing. Mike has been swimming competitively for about fifteen years, and he made the trek to Colombia to swim in the Pan-American Master’s Championships and the South American Championships. Mike did much more than compete, […]