What started as a few extra sets of hands has grown into a full-blown Builder’s Club at Legacy Oaks of Midlothian. One of their most heartwarming projects to date: a tiny playhouse for a very tiny new homeowner. Clarice Bishop, Independent Living Activities Director, knew the playhouse she bought for her 2-year-old granddaughter, Jolie C.,
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Adding to an already robust offering of health care services for seniors in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, a new partnership with San Antonio-based behavioral health provider Deer Oaks now offers on-site and virtual therapy services for residents across Legacy Oaks of Midlothian. Access includes behavioral health support within the community, whether in person or via
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Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common but often misunderstood health concern for older adults. Research published in the National Library of Medicine found that over 10 percent of women older than 65 reported having a urinary tract infection within the past year. For women over 85, that number rises to nearly 30 percent. Men
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On an ordinary Tuesday afternoon at Legacy Oaks of Midlothian, many residents — sometimes even staff — are locked into intense chess matches. Seniors who haven’t touched a chessboard in decades have suddenly found themselves drawn to the idea of learning something new together. After a family member contacted Clarice Bishop to ask if their
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Once a teacher, always a teacher! Retired educators and librarians, who now call Legacy Oaks of Midlothian home, returned to the classroom for DEAR Day (Drop Everything and Read). The residents spent time with the first and second-graders of J.R. Irvin Elementary School. After the reading session, they handed out bookmarks they had personally crafted,
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“I wonder where my paintings are now?” Hugh G. often says. “Packed away or proudly displayed?” The resident, who lives at Legacy Oaks of Midlothian, is known for his beautiful paintings. One of his most striking works is a portrait of his late wife Margaret, who passed away in 2020. Step into his apartment, and
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“I was interested in expression speech from a young age,” Legacy Oaks of Midlothian resident Corine E. said. “I practiced with my first-grade teacher, Miss Critchett, and went on to compete with many schools.” “I won first place in one competition and later earned second place in another,” she added. Corine’s love for the craft
Civitas Senior Living is proudly announcing the recipients of its 2024 President’s Award, recognizing communities that consistently deliver outstanding care, service, and leadership. This award reflects Civitas’ commitment to improving residents’ lives through dedication, innovation, and thoughtful programming. The communities recognized this year include: Arabella of Athens Legacy Oaks of Azle Legacy Oaks of Midlothian
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Moving to a senior living community is a major decision, often filled with questions and concerns. Where do you begin? What happens to your home? How do you manage the logistics of downsizing and moving? These worries can feel overwhelming, causing many to put off the decision for months or even years. However, you may
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Moving to a senior living community is a life-changing decision that can bring peace of mind, personalized care, and social engagement. Yet, the financial aspect often raises concerns. Many families wonder how they will cover costs while ensuring their loved one receives quality care. VA benefits for senior housing can provide valuable financial assistance for
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