Author: Renaissance Village

The thought of leaving the comfort of their home may scare seniors, especially when faced with the idea of moving to an assisted living community. However, we can assure you that the pros for senior living far outweigh the cons. Below we will list out the benefits of moving into assisted living. Assisted living communities … Continued

This quarter’s Murrieta Resident Spotlight is Ann M. She was born in Luther, Oklahoma on September 5. She was one of four children and enjoyed passing time reading books and playing with paper dolls. Ann would occasionally babysit for her neighbors, but as a high school student, she worked as a soda jerk. She worked at … Continued

With the various challenges we faced this year with the Coronavirus pandemic, we wanted to make sure that our residents and mother’s felt special despite not getting to spend close time with their family. We reached out to various members of the community and invited them to take part in our Mother’s Day Parade at … Continued

John & Ouida H. are one of the lovely couples that have the honor of being our spring quarter’s Rancho Belago Resident Spotlights. John was born in Fort Riley, Kansas in 1930. He had one sister and she was the oldest. John enjoyed fishing, and as a young boy, he and his family moved around … Continued

Sylvia P. was born in St. Louis, Missouri in 1927. Her older sister was a dear part of her life. The two were three years apart, but they had a wonderful relationship. Sylvia spent some time studying liberal arts at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan.  Her first husband, Jerry, served as a Colonel in … Continued

With gyms shutting down and activities canceled, those who love to workout may feel defeated. However, you don’t need weights and other exercise equipment to keep your body moving during this time of quarantine. Before you dust off those old exercise videotapes, remember that YouTube provides a wealth of exercise tutorials and classes for free. … Continued

With an order of social distancing, face masks, and keeping the elderly safe from the Coronavirus, staying far from the ones you love can be discouraging, especially if you have an elderly loved one in an assisted living community or live far from you. However, thankfully, we live in a more technological age that allows … Continued

Dear Resident and Family Members, Community Care Licensing recognizes that staffing shortages related to COVID-19 (Coronavirus) are on the rise and may be a challenge in the upcoming days and weeks ahead. To address this issue, the statewide waiver released on 4/2/2020 will provide relief on certain licensing requirements. In addition, it allows for an … Continued

At Renaissance Village, we have a focus on ensuring the safety and well-being of all our residents, staff, and guests. Changes in recommendations from the Center for Disease Control (CDC), California Department of Public Health (CDPH), and California Department of Social Services (CDSS) are coming quickly and we are doing our best to keep our … Continued

Renaissance Villages would like to take a moment to share what we are doing in response to the global coronavirus/COVID-19 situation. We are monitoring the situation closely, and following CDC and health department recommendations. As you know, the number of cases remains low. However, we are still taking precautions in the event the coronavirus becomes … Continued