PEOPLE AND PLACES News, Sales & Developments
Imagine Senior Living will be welcoming The Gardens at Quail Springs Assisted Living and Memory Care in Oklahoma City, Okla., into its management portfolio this year. The community’s current name is Villagio of Oklahoma City. The community will offer assisted living and memory care services. The Gardens at Quail Springs Assisted Liv- ing and Memory Care will integrate with the operator’s branding, including Imag- ine’s signature memory care program, Trel- lis. Trellis was founded upon the philosophy that a person affected by memory loss can still live a life of enjoyment and meaningful relationships. Through purposeful interac- tion with family, loved ones, and Imagine’s specially trained care team, residents can discover connection and engagement.
The Watermark at West Palm Beach in Flor- ida is now welcoming seniors. Developed in partnership with ZOM Senior Living, the new community offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care accommo- dations across its 154 apartments. Spanning over 245,000 square feet, The Watermark at West Palm Beach encompasses studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apart- ments. Members can enjoy four distinct restaurants, each offering a variety of gour- met dishes, as well as a rooftop pool on the fifth floor surrounded by lush greenery and ample seating for relaxing and socializing. The community’s integrative wellness pro- gram cares for members’ minds, bodies and spirits, and a robust list of programming through Watermark University ensures members continue learning, exploring and sharing their ideas and passions with their neighbors. The Watermark at Coral Gables is also now welcoming new members to its independent living, assisted living, and memory care accommodations. Also, de- veloped in collaboration with ZOM Senior Living, The Watermark at Coral Gables was built to feel like a high-end wellness resort with amenities and programs designed to help sophisticated seniors live a vibrant, healthful lifestyle. The Watermark at Coral Gables spans over 256,000 square feet, in- cluding 50,000 square feet of lifestyle-driv- en amenities, and features 198 apartments
Evans Park at Newton Corner, a Benchmark Senior Living assisted living and Mind & Memory Care community, announced a $13-million renovation project to modernize the 30-year-old assisted living with memory care community in Newton, Mass. The project will create more spaces for residents to connect with one another, focus on their overall health and relaxation, as well as provide more modern apartments. The project is also honoring the building’s rich history, which dates to 1905, by adding external lighting to highlight unique architectural features. Built by famed developer, Warren Evans, “The Evans,” as it was first known, was considered to be the most beautiful apartment complex in the city. Every convenience and luxury were offered, including fine dining by an acclaimed chef.
Some of the many extended living spaces that residents and their loved ones will be able to enjoy include: • Restaurant-style formal dining prepared in an open kitchen and a new casual bistro.
• New solarium designed to bring the vibrant outdoors in. • Modern hair salon providing nail services and massage therapy. • Wellness Suite offering the convenience of on-site medical visits. • Fitness Center featuring specialized equipment and exercise classes. • Recreation room for events, including parties, art therapy and concerts.
“Evans Park at Newton Corner was one of the first communities I developed almost 30 years ago,” said Tom Grape, founder, chairman and CEO of Benchmark. “It was the first in Massachusetts created for assisted living, and it’s been a beloved part of Newton Corner ever since. We are excited to honor such an important landmark by investing further in beautiful new living spaces and expanding amenities for our residents and their families to enjoy for years to come.” The complete renovation is expected to debut in early 2024.
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