Senior Living News June 2025
Legacy Ridge at Alpharetta
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Around the world with Atlas - June 2025 - Perú
Resident´s Birthdays
Ann Swint 6/2
Jimmy Harwood 6/8
June Thomas 6/14
Paulette Snoby 6/29
Douglas Murphy 6/30
Celebrating June:
CNA Week
Father’s Day
Juneteenth
Brunch
Events Spotlights
June Monthly Birthday Celebration
Father’s Day Celebration
While the Inca Empire is the most renowned civilization of Peru, it was preceded by a rich array of cultures that laid the groundwork for its eventual rise
Associate of the Month
Kimesha Roberts
Kimesha Roberts was born in Jamaica, has lived in Georgia for 3 years, Kimesha has one son, Kimesha has worked with Legacy Ridge Alpharetta for three years, she began as a care staff worker and has now become the Lead Med Tech, Kimesha is a compassionate and a very caring person, the residents and staff adore her we are fortunate to have her on our team.
Senior Care at Home Tips
Tips for in-home senior care:
1. Evaluate your capabilities to provide care.
2. Make your home safe and accessible.
3. Keep your loved one active (mentally and physically).
4. Make easy-to-cook meals.
5. Ensure social inclusion and companionship.
6. Keep your care person-centered.
7. Find a respite care provider.
8. Plan for when you can no longer provide care.
Activities and Events for Seniors
Here are some fun activities and events for seniors:
1. Active Games and Sports: Improve hand-eye coordination and gain a sense of control over the physical world.
2. Dancing, Karaoke, and Other Performance Arts: Enjoy social interaction and mental stimulation.
3. Parties and Other Social Gatherings: Connect with others.
4. Traditional Games and Puzzles: Keep the mind active.
5. Animal Interactions: Interact with animals.
6. Gardening, Bird-watching, and Other Outdoor Pastimes: Stay active in a refreshing environment.
7. Arts and Crafts: Explore creativity.
8. Active Learning: Engage in educational activities.
How important are pets to seniors
Studies show that owning a pet can provide mental health benefits to older adults, such as fighting loneliness and depressive symptoms and offering a sense of purpose. Owning a pet may have physical health benefits too. It can help increase physical activity and support cardiovascular health.
Welcome to Peru
Around the World with Atlas
Land of Ancient Echoes and Living Wonders
Peru is a place where time weaves a magnificent tapestry of past and present. From the dizzying heights of the Andes to the depths of the Amazon rainforest, Peru is a country of contrasts—mystical, colorful, and vibrantly alive. It’s home to ancient civilizations, awe-inspiring landscapes, and cultural traditions that still pulse with life today.
Whether you’re drawn by the lost city of Machu Picchu, the flavors of peruvian cuisine or the haunting sound of Andean flutes, Peru invites you to explore a land where legends walk beside everyday life.
🦙 Amazing Facts about Peru
Machu Picchu Is One of the New Seven Wonders of the World
Built in the 15th century by the Incas and rediscovered in 1911, this mountaintop citadel is Peru’s most iconic site—and a breathtaking symbol of human ingenuity.
Why it is so important to get Screenings and Check-ups
As we age, it becomes crucial to prioritize our health to lead a fulfilling and productive life. For older adults, regular health check-ups and screenings play a pivotal role in preventive healthcare, enabling early detection of potential health issues and facilitating necessary actions to maintain well-Regular health check-ups not only help alleviate anxiety but also prevent uncertainties about potential health problems. This mental well-being, knowing that your health is being taken care of, contributes to reduced stress levels, which, in turn, positively impacts overall health.
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Recipe Spotlight:
Iconic Peruvian Ceviche
Fresh, zesty, and effortlessly elegant, this is Peru on a plate.
Ingredients (serves 2):
250g fresh firm white fish (sea bass, corvina, or halibut), diced
Juice of 4–5 limes
½ red onion, very thinly sliced
1 small red chili or ají limo, sliced
Salt to taste
A few cilantro leaves, chopped
Optional: cooked sweet potato and corn (for the traditional side)
Directions:
Combine fish, lime juice, salt, and chili in a bowl. Let marinate for 10–15 minutes until the fish turns opaque (“cooked” by the citrus). Add red onion and cilantro just before serving. Serve cold, with sweet potato and Peruvian corn if available.
Resident of the Month
Kenneth Brown
Kenneth Brown is our Resident of the Month; Kenneth was born and raised in Agusta GA.; Kenneth graduated from Vanderbilt University in 1962. Kenneth has 2 children and a beautiful wife. Kenneth worked as a consultant at IBM and Teradata. Kenneth enjoys walking and playing golf. Kenneth has traveled the world to play golf; he has played golf in 42 out of the 52 states. We are most proud of Kenneth’s most recent accomplishment, becoming our Olympic MVP. We love his spirit and participation. We are so lucky to have a shining star like Kenneth Brown at Legacy Ridge Alpharetta.
Collaborators
Stephen L. Miller
