Meet our Health Services Director, Mary Stewart, BSN, RN and join us at our networking event!
We’re excited to host a special networking event, Have Your Cake and Eat It Too, right here at Park Regency Thornton on Wednesday, February 21st, from 1:00-3:00PM. In addition to enjoying some sweet treats (which everyone deserves in the middle of winter), visitors will have the chance to meet and mingle with our senior care professionals, including our Executive Director Ed Seiler and our Health Services Director, Mary Stewart, BSN, RN.
Show Some Love to Staff and Others This Valentine’s Day
As Valentine's Day approaches, the residents at Park Regency assisted living community in Thornton may be looking for ways to share love with others. Whether you want to show the assisted living staff at Thornton that you appreciate their service or want to send a kind note or token of platonic love to a friend, here are several fun options for the season.
What Colorado's End-of-Life Act Means for BSLC
In November 2016, Colorado voted on Proposition 106, known as the "End of Life Options Act," which enables competent adults who are terminally ill to request and self-administer medication for the purpose of ending their life. Participation under the Act is voluntary for both residents and long-term care facilities, including Bethesda Senior Living Communities. Because we are a faith-based organization guided by scriptural teachings that all life is sacred and a gift from God, our organization has chosen to opt out. Attached please find our full statement on the Act and our stance, which is guided by our faith.
Park Regency Thornton team member makes significant impact on residents dealing with memory change.
Our very own Mary Stewart, Health Services Director is making a notable impact on the lives of our residents, while inspiring other staff to do the same! She is one of the many Bethesda Senior Living care givers training in Teepa Snow's POSITIVE APPROACH™ - a progressive therapy for helping seniors and their families recognize and manage the early signs of memory change.
Strategically Build a Financial Plan for Your Loved One's Care
Senior care can be a major expense. What’s worse, by the time you realize you need help, the situation may be urgent—and money is the last thing you need to be worrying about. Fortunately, planning a few steps ahead can keep you out of check and put you in a great position when it’s time to make the decision for assisted living.
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