Tea with Rajni: Rajni came back from India and the residents were excited to hear all of her stories at the monthly tea we have with her. She shared so much about finding awareness and how we can bring that awareness into our community! We are so happy to have Rajni back from India. Next month she is going to cook Indian food for us! Stay tuned!
Always at Home
Assisted living & hospice care for seniors. Serving Arcadia, Pasadena, Monrovia, Sierra Madre, Temple City and the surrounding area.
Arcadia Retirement Village
607 W. Duarte Rd.
Arcadia, CA 91007
Lic. # 197608139
February Tea with Rajni
February 21st, 2012The Best Banana Bread Recipe
February 6th, 2012The Best Banana Bread: The smell of banana bread baking attracted many residents to the activity room last Thursday! We made a fresh loaf of banana bread right in the middle of the activity room and ate the entire loaf before dinner! Well most of us did, Edna was smart and saved hers for dessert after dinner!
Tea With Rajni
December 27th, 2011Tea With Rajni
We had a wonderful tea party with our beautiful Administrator. This month we featured Jasmine Green Tea and a Winter Vanilla and Spice Tea. We had wonderful treats and chatted about life in our home. We came up with several wonderful ways to celebrate the holiday season! From baking cookies, to Christmas trees, to a visit from Santa, this will a holiday season to remember!
Open House at Arcadia Retirement Village
October 31st, 2011On October 11, 2011 we hosted our first open house! It was an honor to have Mayor Bob Harbicht come for the opening ribbon cutting ceremony. We very pleased at the turnout and to have a chance to show off the amazing changes and progress our beautiful community has made. Thank you to all the city officials, hospitals, vendors, doctors, pharmacists, and of course our staff that joined us at this wonderful event!
Arcadia Retirement - Speaker Spotlight!
October 17th, 2011Arly Barton: Our residents were treated to a wonderful speaker this month. Through the Arcadia Historical Society we were connected with Arly Barton. The Barton family owned the first corn stand in Arcadia. The corn stand help build what we know as the thriving city of Arcadia that our facility just happens to be located in. Our residents also had many memories of the horse and carriage company Arly and her husband had. Vera Sanford, a residents said “I remember your carriages! I always wondered what it would be like to ride in one, but I was already married so I had no excuse!” We were delighted to have her and hope to see her again soon!