The Residence At Village Greens

04/05/2026

Winner of The Residence At Village Greens Peep Show Junior Division!
Andrew Matlock from
Saint Ignatius Loyola Regional School. Congratulations Andrew, winner of a Target $50 gift card. Thank you to WFMZ for covering our Peep Show.

04/05/2026

The Residence At Village Greens Independent Living Residents enjoyed an afternoon of Pysanky Ukrainian Egg making by instructor, Kim Kostival.

04/04/2026

Congratulations to Theresa Weaver from REMAX of Reading as being named “Best Business in Peep Show” for her “Peep House for Sale”.
2nd Place was Assured Assistance with their entry “Peep Gratitude”.
3rd Place was The Residence At Village Greens with their entry “Peep Egg Hunt”

Thank you also all who entered this year including the following businesses: BAYADA Home Health Care; Caring Hospice; H2 Health Rehab; & The Sinking Spring Pharmacy.
We are looking forward to 2027 & all the creative takes on the Peep Show.

04/02/2026

Join us at for a great event on Wednesday, April 15th from 11am - 1pm. RSVP needed. & will be participating. Tours available throughout event.

04/02/2026

Weathervane Senior Living teams celebrated Abington Manor at Morgan Hill Senior Living & Memory Care yesterday to welcome them to the Weathervane family. Woohoo! 🎉 Beautiful day with beautiful people.

04/01/2026

Personal Care residents making lovely spring arrangements for our dining tables. We are soaking up the feeling of spring 🌼

04/01/2026

Here is a peek at our Peep Show at The Residence At Village Greens. We will announce the winner tomorrow. More photos in the morning! PS check out WFMZ News at 10:30pm! We were on the evening news at 5:30pm.
Please let us know that you enjoyed the Peep Show.

03/27/2026

Take Me Out to the Ballgame!! The Residence At Village Greens pregame activities included baseball themed lunch, baseball games & dress down day in Phillies outfits. Thank you to Resident Elvina for helping set up for the big day.

03/26/2026

Celebrated Baseball ⚾️ Opening Day! Go Phillies ❤️💙

03/25/2026

Nutrition problems in older adults do not always announce themselves in obvious ways. Reduced appetite, trouble preparing meals, chronic conditions, depression, medication side effects, dental issues, and isolation can all shape how much someone eats and how regularly. Older adults can also develop malnutrition, contrary to the stereotypes people expect. It can happen gradually and does not always look dramatic at first.

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A Village Greens guide for families noticing appetite, grocery, or meal changes that may reveal deeper strain at home.