FOLSOM, LA MESA, NOVATO, and SANTA CLARA, CA (October 11, 2017) – Sunshine Retirement Living, a family-owned senior living management company with 21 senior communities in nine states, announced today that it will waive upfront community fees at four of its independent living communities for seniors whose homes were damaged or destroyed by the raging fires in Northern and Southern CA The communities include: Creekside Oaks Retirement Community in Folsom, Deer Park Retirement Community in Novato, Villa Serena Retirement Community in Santa Clara, and Waterford Terrace Retirement Community in La Mesa.
“The fires in Northern and Southern CA have and will unfortunately continue to devastate the lives of so many families,” said Luis Serrano, CEO, Sunshine Retirement Living. “By waiving community fees at our communities nearest to the fires, we hope to provide seniors with the ability to move into a new, permanent or temporary home quickly and affordably.”
As part of its commitment to the communities it serves, Sunshine Retirement Living also offered a similar discount to seniors in Florida, TX and LA whose homes were destroyed or damaged by the disastrous hurricanes in September.
Seniors who wish to take advantage of the offer must provide proof of residence in the areas impacted by the fires. For more information about Sunshine Retirement Living’s Fire Relief program, interested seniors can contact Stephen Eatman, Sunshine Retirement Living’s national director of sales and relationship development, at (949) 877-6383 or stephen.eatman@sunshineret.com, or visit www.sunshineretirementliving.com.
About Sunshine Retirement Living
Based in Bend, OR Sunshine Retirement Living manages 21 retirement communities in nine states, offering senior apartments, independent living, assisted living and memory care. A family-owned business with more than 20 years in the senior housing industry, Sunshine Retirement Living’s mission is to be the preferred senior living provider offering value, choice and independence while promoting health and social interaction that exceeds residents’ expectations and enriches the lives of both residents and staff. By providing meals, housekeeping, activities, transportation, utilities, and professional and dedicated management staff, Sunshine Retirement Living continues to build an unparalleled community feeling in each property. For more information, visit www.SunshineRet.com or connect with us socially at Facebook.com/SunshineRetirementLiving.
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We all want to start our days on the right foot, and prioritizing a well-balanced breakfast is a great way to make sure you have energy all day! Our residents have access to healthy breakfasts every day of the week, but for our friends at home, one easy way to add a nutritious punch to your morning meal is by adding spinach to a simple scramble.
It is extremely easy to make for yourself or a loved one if you’re short on time in the morning. Simply heat up a nonstick pan, add your eggs, some spinach, and a little of your favorite seasoning (we love everything bagel seasoning)! Turn the eggs occasionally to cook them through, and you're ready to eat.
If you have more time, you can add cheese or avocados too!
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