For many families, the comfort of home is unmistakable—its familiar sights and sounds warm the heart. Home is where the pleasing aromas of your favorite meal invite anticipation, and as you settle into your place at the table, your shoulders soften and your mood brightens. It’s where you’ll find your loved one in their reading …Read More…
Welcome back to Wellness Wednesday! September is #FallPrevention Month so it’s time to work on that balance! Try incorporating this simple balance move into your weekly workout routine for better balance.
Welcome back to Wellness Wednesday! Falls are common but preventable! At our annual Fall Prevention presentation, we highlighted environmental factors thanks to the Council On Aging of Buncombe County, physical factors and physiological risk factors for falls. Check out our latest blog post to learn more here https://www.pisgahvalleyretirement.com/blog
Help us a give a big WELCOME to our new Pisgah Manor Activity Director, Trista Hunnicutt. Though Trista started in this role this week, she has previously worked with our community in the dietary and nursing departments. We invite you to meet Trista the next time you visit our community. We are excited for her …Read More…
Residents have been enjoying the cooler weather with local outings to a farm and the NC Arboretum ! Fresh Air keeps us happy!
Welcome back to #firstaid Wellness Wednesday! We don’t know about you but fall is in the air and cooler weather gets us pumped! Check out our weekly class schedule to discover which class gets you feeling PUMPED at Pisgah Valley Wellness Center! https://www.pisgahvalleyretirement.com/pisgah-valley-wellness-center
Welcome back to Wellness Wednesday! Happy #NationalYogaMonth! The benefits of yoga extends beyond the physical. Join our live class every Tuesday at 3pm to reap the mental, spiritual and physical benefits. What’s your favorite pose? #NationalYogaMonth #yogaposes #yoga
A Key to Quality Longevity Taking a stand on your health can be one of the most powerful tools for longevity. According to the National Council on Aging (NCOA), over one in four Americans fall every year. Falls are the leading cause of fatal and nonfatal injuries for people over 65 years old. At Pisgah …Read More…
