What is Wellness at PVE?
Being named one of 25 Best in Wellness senior living communities in the nation is an honor. To be the only California community awarded is the icing on the cake.
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All-inclusive Living Includes a Residential Refresh
When a Life Plan Community is known for superior service in an idyllic Northern California location, the homes have to measure up, too. That’s why we’re embarking on a community-wide, residential refresh in the coming year.
Countdown to The Ridge Highlights Programs to Welcome New Residents
As the Countdown to Move-In at The Ridge continues, future residents learned about programs designed to welcome them to life on the 76-acre master-planned Northern California campus.
Local Planner: Angel Island
Angel Island is a natural oasis within the San Francisco Bay. Learn more about the island’s military history, recreational options and what you can expect if you plan to visit.
PVE Playwrights Featured in PlayDemic Festival
During the pandemic quarantine two Paradise Valley Estates residents took on a new role — they paired up a wrote a play for Lucky Penny Productions.
Countdown to The Ridge Spotlights Dining and Wellness
As part of our Countdown to Move-In Series, future residents of The Ridge recently explored two of our most popular resident services at Paradise Valley Estates.
Woodworkers Give New Life to Heirloom Croquet Set
Our community woodworking team took a crack at repairing a deteriorating heirloom croquet set and restored it to playing condition in no time.
Countdown to The Ridge Continues with Model Home Opening
The Ridge model home showcases style and quality of residences in our brand-new neighborhood opening this summer!
Mayoral Election Votes Gives Residents Paws
While some Life Plan Communities are pet friendly, at PVE, our pets have a platform and priorities. Meet our 2021 pet mayor and vice mayor.
Thou Shalt Not Miss Church in Isolation
Paradise Valley Estates residents and team members brought the community’s Interdenominational Worship Service to the television screen so isolating residents never had to miss a single Sunday service.
