
Away from Home Alone
Resident Kimmie McCann remembers fondly weeks spent at summer camp.
Paradise Valley Estates has quickly re-imagined and replaced longstanding systems, programs and activities and on the very shortest of timelines to keep residents safe.
When you can’t just run out to the pharmacy, count on the Paradise Valley Estates team to bring the pharmacy to you.
Resident Bill Green shares stories of the southern Black Hills of South Dakota and its wonderful parks.
Adapting services for Paradise Valley Estates residents while quarantined has presented vexing challenges. Knowing that dining is a daily highlight for many residents and conscious of the top-shelf food quality his team is known for, David Kalbaugh, the community’s Dining Services director, set about creating a fulfillment system that duplicated a meal in the community’s popular main dining room or casual cafe.
Paradise Valley Estates has always been ahead of the curve in using technology to support resident communication and social connections.
Resident Walt McDaniel reflects on the word joy. While a common word, it's often connected to special memories.
The Housekeeping Department at Paradise Valley Estates has put great thought and care into making sure their services meet any emerging health and safety needs resulting from the ongoing threat of COVID-19.
Paradise Valley Estates was created to be more than an ideal location for retired uniformed services officers of the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, Coast Guard, Public Health and NOAA.
Bob and Debbie Lunning had no idea the kind of adventure they were embarking on when their daughter Tobi, an emergency room nurse at Kaiser Roseville, called to ask if her parents would make masks for the hospital’s nurses.