Villa at Terracina Grand

02/23/2026

We enjoyed a fun-filled week of music and meaningful moments. ❤

The week began with a lively Mardi Gras social featuring festive décor, live music and dancing. Later, residents enjoyed a special Valentine’s “Old Love Songs” program with live music. It was a sweet afternoon filled with timeless favorites!

02/20/2026

On National Caregivers Day, we honor the amazing team members who bring comfort and compassion to others every day. We also recognize the incredible family caregivers who provide love and support behind the scenes. Your dedication touches countless lives. Thank you to all caregivers for the difference you make!

02/19/2026

Our blog features LeRoy B.'s story about staying active well into his 100s at The Commons on Marice, a community managed by The Goodman Group. His daily two-mile walks and positive outlook show us how simple, consistent movement supports healthy aging:

LeRoy walked two miles daily at 104 and shares stories about staying active, coaching swim team and living fully in his senior community.

02/19/2026

Celebrating love, laughter and sweet memories. ❤️

Last Friday, our Sweetheart and Serenade Valentine’s Luncheon brought residents and their families together for an afternoon of music, connection and meaningful moments.

A special thank you to Carley from Advocate Home Care for providing delicious pastries and treats. ❤️

02/17/2026

Wishing you joyful beginnings in the year ahead! 🌟

02/14/2026

Sending sunshine this Valentine’s Day! 💖 May your day be filled with smiles, laughter and sweet moments.

02/12/2026

Many residents enter senior living communities searching for purpose. Our blog tells us about the Soaring® program, The Goodman Group's unique approach to spiritual care. Through personalized spiritual assessments and community connection, residents like Blanca and Tommy have found renewed hope and meaningful relationships. Watch the video to see how spiritual care directors help residents discover what spirituality means to them.

Many senior living residents enter a community feeling like something is missing from their lives. Soaring® is our unique approach to spiritual care.

02/05/2026

Team members at The Residence at Timber Pines, a community managed by The Goodman Group, have seen how Montessori Inspired Lifestyle® transforms memory care firsthand. Our blog explains this approach that focuses on individual strengths, encourages meaningful choices and creates environments where residents experience dignity and purpose every day.

Montessori Inspired Lifestyle® instills respect, dignity and equality as a way of life for memory care residents.

02/02/2026

Last month, we had a wonderful time celebrating our residents with January birthdays, spending time together and playing friendly games.

A special thank you to the student volunteers pictured below who help our residents stay active and engaged!

01/29/2026

Aging in place is about more than just staying put. It's about choosing a home where you can live comfortably as your needs change, whether that's your current house, a new location closer to family or a senior living community that grows with you. Our blog walks through the important questions to ask yourself as you plan for the future.

Aging in place means choosing where and how you want to live as you age. Explore housing options that support your independence and changing needs.

01/27/2026

It’s National Activity Professionals Week! 💙 Thank you to our incredible team for bringing joy, connection and meaningful moments to residents and their families. Your impact is immeasurable!

01/22/2026

Gen and Chuck's story is one of coming full circle. They first met at Old Main Village, a community managed by The Goodman Group, when it was part of Minnesota State Mankato's campus in 1955. Nearly 70 years later, they call the same building home. Our blog explores how familiarity can ease the transition to senior living and why recognizing your surroundings matters during major life changes.

Gen and Chuck returned to Old Main Village where they first met as students. Familiar places can ease the transition to senior living communities.