Phoenix Senior Living

It is a New Year at Phoenix Senior Living

2017 is here and throughout the world, it is a time where people often reflect and re-examine their lives and make New Year’s resolutions to live happier, healthier, and better lives in the new year.  Regardless of your age, you look back on the year you are leaving behind and focus on the future. Although […]

Tis the Season to Celebrate

As the CEO and President of Phoenix Senior Living, I, like the rest of the world, can’t help but enjoy the holidays traditions, smells, food, and joyful atmosphere that seems to blanket us. It is a time when families gather together, almost always around the dining room table and as we enjoy the bounty of […]

The Senior Voice Matters

It was a brisk Fall morning and I stood in a long line to be able to participate in early voting for our country’s 2016 presidential election. I had the privilege of standing behind a senior couple, who took advantage of the “captive audience” in the long line to share their passion and pride in […]

Managing the Seasons of Change

As we quickly move through the year, with fall upon us in the Southeast, and I enjoy my children talking about pumpkins and what they will be for Halloween this year, I did take a few minutes to think about how quickly the year has gone by. Times such as that, when one is reflective, […]

Reflecting on Phoenix Kids Kamp

Life is always about your ability to reflect – enjoying your successes and learning from your mistakes – moving forward stronger and wiser. When my journey launching Phoenix Senior Living began over 16 years ago, building it in my mind (and heart) and breathing life into it over the last few years, I have remained […]

A Caring Heart

As the founder and CEO of Phoenix Senior Living I continue to “ponder” on what truly defines a great senior living community, one that gets better every day. What can we do to take our service to the next level? After many years of experience serving seniors, I know for sure it isn’t in the […]

Bringing Our Newest and Wisest Generations Together

When I think about bringing young kids and seniors together, I always smile thinking about my oldest son’s learning from his own grandfather.  At a very young age, he worked side by side with his “Poppi” as they built a handcrafted wooden canoe.  Although he may have been too young to actually contribute much, he […]