Meet Heron’s Key Concierge, Cheri Monroe
When you walk into Heron’s Key, the first smiling face you will see is Cheri Monroe, the independent living concierge. Cheri gracefully handles all the responsibilities that come with her …
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What Can You Do With the Grandkids When They Visit You at Heron’s Key? Plenty!
If you’ve been undecided about moving to a senior living community in part because you think your grandchildren (or great-grandchildren) won’t want to visit, then take this to heart: Choose …
Read MoreResident Rick Bleiweiss: Author, Publisher, Former Music Industry Executive and Retired Rock ‘n’ Roller
Heron’s Key is home not only to some of the friendliest people you could have as neighbors but also some of the most enthralling. Take Rick Bleiweiss, for example, who …
Read MoreMeet Chris Lucero: Executive Director at Heron’s Key
We are thrilled to announce that Heron’s Key welcomed Chris Lucero, our new executive director, on January 10th. Not only does Chris come to Heron’s Key with more than 17 …
Read MoreMake This a Year of Wellness and Balance
Suggestions To Help You Prepare for the Future While Getting the Most Out of Today Now that the winter holidays are over and you’ve had a chance to rest up …
Read MoreMeet Angela Winks: Heron’s Key Newest Wellness Manager
This past summer, Heron’s Key was on a mission to find the perfect candidate to oversee the wellness program. When a certified holistic health/life coach and personal trainer walked through …
Read More4 Reasons to Get on a Senior Living Waitlist Sooner Rather Than Later
Whether you’re approaching retirement, have been retired for several years or have an aging family member who may not be able to continue living on their own much longer, you …
Read MoreThankful to Be Here: A Resident’s Story
Senior living communities promote a lifestyle that appeals to active seniors, offering a profusion of activities designed to stimulate and engage residents socially, physically and mentally. This, in turn, helps …
Read MoreSAIDO Learning Benefits Memory Care Residents
In 2001, SAIDO Learning was developed as a method to disrupt the symptoms of memory decline. This year, the Japanese-founded model of care for Alzheimer’s and dementia has found its …
Read MoreAnyone Can Soak Up the Benefits of Forest Bathing and Sound Bathing — Including You!
As a senior living community, we’re always on the search for activities our residents can engage in that support healthy aging, especially ones that are accessible to essentially everyone. Katie …
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