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15:32 02 Feb 18
We moved my father-in-law from assisted living at another facility to memory care at Grand Oaks Palm City. This is a small memory care unit. The staff is very professional, caring and attentive to his needs. The facility is less than 2 years old and beautiful inside. The licensing level is higher than other memory care facilities in our area. We are very pleased.
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Grand Oaks of Palm City WWII Veteran Receives Dream Flight

Grand Oaks of Palm City WWII Veteran Receives Dream Flight

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Residents of Grand Oaks Palm City Receive COVID-19 Vaccine

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Four Important New Year’s Resolutions for Seniors

Four Important New Year’s Resolutions for Seniors

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Top 5 Fun Skills Seniors Should Consider Learning Online

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Aging Adults are Thankful for Assisted Living Communities, Study Finds

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September Brings National Assisted Living Week!

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  Established in 1995 by the National Center for Assisted Living (NCAL), National Assisted Living Week (which begins on Grandparents Day each year) helps promote awareness about assisted living facilities and the important way they benefit local communities, residents, and their families. This year’s National Assisted Living Week is September 13th —19th. The theme is “Caring is Essential,” which highlights…

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3 Tips to Help Avoid Heat Exhaustion in Senior Adults

3 Tips to Help Avoid Heat Exhaustion in Senior Adults

It’s July already, which means hot summer days are upon us. As much as we all enjoy stepping outside for some fresh air this time of year, t’s important to remember that outdoor activities during the hot summer months can lead to heat exhaustion. This is particularly true when it comes to heat exhaustion in senior adults. Heat exhaustion occurs…

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Heart Healthy Recipes for Seniors that Actually Taste Good

Heart Healthy Recipes for Seniors that Actually Taste Good

  February has been designated National American Heart Month to help bring awareness about heart disease, its symptoms, and ways you can prevent it. If you’re a senior adult who is taking your heart health into consideration, it’s not uncommon to assume all alcohol, sweets, and pretty much anything else enjoyable to eat is off limits, even during special occasions.…

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