Avamere at Park Place

11/25/2025

Our residents were feeling groovy at our 70s-themed happy hour!

A peek into daily life at Avamere at Park Place.

11/24/2025

Throughout Native American and Indigenous Heritage Month, we’ve explored Native land, influential people, and meaningful contributions to our world.

As the month ends, we invite you to continue learning and reflecting. Read more in the featured article below.

https://www.areteliving.com/post/honoring-native-american-indigenous-heritage-month

11/21/2025

Living alone can be lonely and take a toll on mental health. Senior living offers the social interaction and lively environment older adults are seeking in retirement!

11/17/2025

As we honor Native American and Indigenous Heritage Month, we’re amplifying Indigenous people who innovate in science, language, and culture.

Dr. Krystal Tsosie (Navajo Nation)
2020-present: Dr. Tsosie is a geneticist and bioethicist co-leading the first Indigenous-owned genomic research biobank. She is an advocate for Native data sovereignty and ethical AI use in health research.

Joelle Bearstail (Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara Nation)
2021-2022: Joelle is leading digital language revitalization programs using apps and VR tools for Native language immersion.

Their leadership shows the power of representation and cultural preservation in modern society.

11/12/2025

Our community hosted a Veterans Day brunch to honor our residents and staff who served in the military. The brunch included a sing-along, poems, a missing man table, a recognition ceremony, and certificates for our Veterans. We express our sincere gratitude for your service. ❤️🤍💙

11/11/2025

Our community is home and a place of work for many who have served our country. We are grateful for their courage, sacrifice, and dedication. To all our veterans, thank you and we salute you!

11/10/2025

In honor of Native American and Indigenous Heritage Month, we’re highlighting the ongoing innovations and achievements of Indigenous peoples.

2021: The Cherokee Nation launched the first tribal genomic research center, advancing Native-led health science.

2021 and 2022: Indigenous artists and designers are making waves in fashion, music, and tech.

2021: Native communities are using apps, AI, and VR to preserve endangered languages.

2021-2022: The Land Back movement is returning sacred lands to Native stewardship.

Keep following us to learn more throughout the month!

11/07/2025

One of our lovely residents, Dan, shares his thoughts about living in our community at Avamere at Park Place! 🥰🏘️💕

11/04/2025

The latest Scoop is out! This month's newsletter features expert insights to re-thinking the move-in journey, resources to honor Native American and Indigenous Heritage Month, our sponsorship with the Walk to End Alzheimer's, and more. Read The Scoop now!

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11/03/2025

November is Native American and Indigenous Heritage Month! Our senior living community stands on Native land, a meaningful reminder of the deep history that surrounds us. This month, we invite you to learn more about the Native land where we reside.

Read more: https://www.areteliving.com/post/honoring-native-american-indigenous-heritage-month

10/31/2025

The team and residents of Avamere at Park Place got spooky and fun for Halloween! �

A peek into daily life at Avamere at Park Place.

10/24/2025

Our Executive Director Chelsea Stockton was honored this week, celebrating Avamere at Park Place earning the 2025 AHCA/NCAL Bronze National Quality Award. The Bronze National Quality Award signifies a formal commitment to continuous improvement in quality of care.

Go Chelsea! Go Avamere at Park Place! 🎉✨