The Regency

Yoga has been shown to offer numerous health benefits, including improved flexibility and range of motion. The Regency offers a weekly online class, inviting residents to stretch their way to better health while social distancing. A fitness instructor guides residents through a series of gentle movements that can be done from the comfort and safety of their residences. The class is just one of the many opportunities for fitness offered at the senior living community!

In honor of National Centenarian's Day on September 22nd, we are celebrating resident Peggy D., who is 103 years young. She worked as a telephone operator for a company named Wilmington and is most proud of her three sons and one daughter. Peggy has fond memories of her childhood, teens and 20s. Her advice for a 20 year old today: " Be yourself, be kind.

Without having to leave The Regency, residents can be entertained by the most talented performers and musicians. As part of the September schedule of online events, residents can virtually attend a concert via Opera Vision. Live streams from opera houses will take residents on a cultural journey from France to Germany. They’ll also have an opportunity to access the site’s digital library and articles to learn more about the theatrical productions. Lovers of the arts enjoy having access to this wealth of cultural programming while social distancing.

The Regency is known for its annual luaus. This year, the senior living community is putting a spin on the festivities to ensure social distancing and adhere to safety guidelines. The talented culinary has planned a mouthwatering feast with themed foods and beverages which residents can enjoy from the comfort of their residences. Everyone is encouraged to dress in floral print and don a lei as The Regency is turned into a tropical paradise!

We recently held a community art exhibit showcasing our resilience during these uncertain times. Many of our residents submitted their own works of art. Marilyn was proud to showcase her work of sailboats navigating the ocean. What better example of showing that we are in this together!

Residents at The Regency are embracing technology to keep connected while social distancing. The Zest Department offers one-on-one guidance on the use of smartphones, tablets and computers to stay in touch with family and friends via FaceTime and Skype. Residents’ families are also encouraged to submit photos and emails and send birthday/anniversary greetings via the SRG Sentiments program by emailing [email protected].

Research shows spirituality plays a significant role in our lives as we age. At The Regency, residents are still able to find spiritual fulfillment as they social distance. Through the use of technology, the senior living community provides live-streams and online worship services for residents to enjoy from the comfort and safety of their residences.

This 4th of July will be celebrated a bit differently this year due to social distancing, but residents at The Regency will pay tribute to the red, white and blue. The Zest Department has planned a variety of patriotic-themed events, sure to put everyone in a festive mood. A lively patio concert will entertain residents and the talented culinary team has created a delicious all-American menu.

Observed annually on the third Sunday in June, Father’s Day celebrates the special role of dads and father-figures in their families and society. The Regency will honor the wonderful men calling the senior living community home with a day fit for a king! The Zest Department will also deliver well-wishes, photos, and videos submitted by residents’ families via SRG Sentiments to mark the occasion.

At The Regency, residents are embracing technology! From virtual fitness classes to using video conference to connect with families, the possibilities are endless. Among the highlights in June is a virtual nature show. From the comfort of their residence, residents can explore the wonders and beauty of Mother Nature.

Observed the last Monday in May, Memorial Day pays tribute to those who died while protecting our nation’s freedoms. The Regency will pause to reflect on the ultimate sacrifice made by these brave men and women. As Memorial Day is often viewed as the unofficial start of summer, the senior living community will deliver a delicious barbecue luncheon to each resident. Plus, a fun door decorating contest will put everyone in a festive mood while social distancing.

A unique retirement community offering Independent Living and Assisted Living in one- and two-bedroom residences located in Laguna Woods, residents at The Regency enjoy an onsite restaurant, lushly landscaped gardens, putting green, fountains, walking paths and outdoor seating area, alongside a library, art studio, heated pool and art studio. Learn more by visiting www.TheRegencySeniorLiving.com.

With the coronavirus pandemic canceling graduation ceremonies across the country, The Regency wanted to celebrate the dining room servers who are part of the Class of 2020. Residents wrote heartfelt messages of hope and encouragement for the graduates. With social distancing in mind, each student will be acknowledged by the management team and be invited to participate in a special luncheon where they will be presented with residents’ words of wisdom