Beloved resident Jeanette K. celebrated her 101st birthday — a milestone that reflects over a century of love, laughter, and cherished memories. Jeanette was born on February 11, 1924, in Mattoon, Illinois. Throughout her remarkable life, she has remained dedicated to family, hard work, and a keen interest in the world around her. She became […]
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The first decision to consider before relocating to a senior living community is often location. It’s not always easy; while some people prefer large cities, the crowds and traffic can be off-putting. And living in the middle of nowhere might be quiet, but it can feel isolating. If you’re looking at the Houston area as
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The term “continuum of care” isn’t used often, and many confuse it with “continuing care retirement community (CCRC).” Both offer permanent living arrangements for seniors and different lifestyle options. But how are they different? The Abbey at Westminster Plaza team members know everything about continuum of care; after all, it’s our specialty. Here’s an example:
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Exercise, Enrichment, and Event Space Wellness centers are relatively new additions to the public domain, a significant leap ahead of the first exercise gyms that offered little more than weightlifting. Wellness centers improve people’s physical and mental health, helping them thrive and stay active. It’s a holistic approach that contributes to overall well-being. Locating a
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Residents and their families of The Abbey at Westminster Plaza can contact the Long-Term Care Ombudsman for assistance with inquiries or concerns regarding care and services. For residents in the Houston, TX area, please contact the local Ombudsman at (713) 500-993. Your feedback is valuable in ensuring quality care and support. The help provided is confidential and free of charge.