Life Care Community Happenings for March 2026
Each month, our facilities and communities host many fun, exciting, and beneficial events that engage and uplift our residents.
We love to showcase these events because they represent an often-overlooked aspect of care––fun! Staying active, engaging with others, and having fun all carry great benefits for body, mind, and spirit. And our residents are getting healthy doses of all three
Below are some recent events and activities hosted by our communities across the U.S.
Paper Flowers at Alameda Oaks Nursing Center
Just in time for spring, the residents at Alameda Oaks Nursing Center gathered to create beautiful and unique paper flowers. It was a fun and colorful way to socialize and celebrate the season.
We can’t wait to check back in and view the grand bouquet these flowers made!
Volleyball at Life Care Center of Nashoba Valley
Residents at Life Care Center of Nashoba Valley showed us that you don’t need a beach or a gym to enjoy a dynamic game of volleyball!
Seeing them smiling and hitting the ball back and forth has got us all very excited for the warmer seasons ahead.
Drumming up Fun at Life Care Center of Treasure Valley
Many residents at Life Care Center of Treasure Valley enjoy and benefit from cardio drumming classes, where they hit exercise balls with drumsticks to upbeat music. The exercise improves cardiovascular health, reduces stress, and increases strength and endurance.
Above is facility driver Rich helping a few eager residents warm up for that day’s class!
St. Patty's Day Celebration at Life Care Center of Pensacola
Luck’s got nothing to do with the residents at Life Care Center of Pensacola having an incredible St. Patrick’s Day Celebration.
Alongside the friendly and festive associates, residents painted dazzling paintings while they enjoyed charming green and gold decorations, delicious holiday treats, and each other’s company.
Taking a Hike at The Inn at Garden Plaza
The Inn at Garden Plaza’s Happy Wanders Hiking Club went for a scenic hike at Castlewood Canyon State Park to celebrate the first day of spring.
The adventurous group, which consists of 18 residents, enjoyed fresh, crisp air, expansive canyon views, a delicious picnic lunch, and unforgettable bonding time.
