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On Disability Independence Day (July 26th) 2021, Arrow community resident Nancy Bartlett met with blogger and entrepreneur Alex Dacy (social media handle: @wheelchair_rapunzel) to discuss the Americans with Disabilities Act and Disability Independence. Through her social media presence, Dacy works to change the perception of what life looks like as a disabled person.  Bartlett and […]

In any organization or team, success lies in the efforts of individuals and in the group’s collective strength and synergy. One of the key factors that can transform a good team into a great one is empowering team members. Empowerment fosters trust, boosts morale, and unlocks the potential of individuals to contribute their best. In […]

In July 2022, Krystle Hickman, an artist, community scientist, conservation photographer, TEDx speaker, and founder of BeeSip, sat down with Arrow Senior Living resident Carol Bales. They discussed bees and their important role in the ecosystem.  Hickman specializes in melittology, the study of bees. Her primary focus is through artful photography. Bales, a gardener, photographer, […]

Arrow community resident Tony Stephenson sat down with Catherine O’Donnell, Professor of History at Arizona State University, for a conversation on the Constitution and American Revolution.   O’Donnell began the discussion by clarifying what we are celebrating on the Fourth of July: It’s not the celebration of an achievement but rather of a beginning. After long […]

Arrow Nicely News – Fathers Day, Juneteenth, Vintage Fire Truck, Spectrum News – June 23, 2023 On today’s episode of Arrow Nicely News for June 23, 2023! -We see how communities celebrated Father’s Day! -VITALIA – Montrose gets a visit from a classic fire truck and a performance by the Stan Hywet Goodyear Concert Band! […]

There are several myths surrounding memory care, the specialized attention for individuals with memory impairments, such as Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. It’s important to debunk these myths to promote a better understanding of memory care by providing accurate information to help families find the right level of care at the right time […]

Arrow Nicely News – Guardians Game, Pies Fundraiser, Horse Visit, Mean Girls Play, July 4th – 7.7.23 On today’s episode of Arrow Nicely News: -VITALIA communities go to Progressive Field for a Guardians game! -VITALIA – Rockside holds a pie-to-the-face fundraiser for Alzheimer’s! -The Wellington gets a visit from a beautiful horse, Mark! -Joplin high […]

Dr. Maureen O’Connor is a Neuropsychologist who works with patients and families in a clinical setting, typically older adults worried about their memory and thinking. She was interviewed by Don Bobula, a resident of an Arrow senior living community, who has experienced, first-hand, how dementia can affect a loved one and a relationship.  When it […]

One of Arrow Senior Living’s core values is, “I consistently and firmly advocate for fairness.” This value stems from Arrow’s commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion as not just boxes to be checked, but as a practice embedded into our operations and culture.   At Arrow, everyone, regardless of their individual differences, deserves to thrive […]

One of Arrow Senior Living’s Core Values is “I consistently and firmly advocate for fairness.” This value was born of a belief in the power of a diverse community of people working together and a desire to celebrate our unique differences. Arrow prides itself in always striving for the common goal of diversity, equity, and inclusion.  […]

Today, we’re learning all about Arrow’s Wellness Wednesdays, a fantastic new initiative that is revolutionizing how Arrow cares for residents! -Lenny interviews Crystal Parrish, Arrow’s Managing Director of Wellness! To read the article with Crystal in Senior Housing News, click here: https://seniorhousingnews.com/2023/06/08/getting-personal-how-liberty-senior-living-arrow-sunshine-make-wellness-unique/ -Lenny interviews Derek Harris, Arrow’s Managing Director of Wellness Integration! -To see Arrow’s Diversity […]

When Barb Clark was ten years old, she asked her mom why she loved girls instead of boys. As a staunch Catholic, her mother warned her what she was thinking was a sin. So she buried it, she recounts in a conversation with activist and best-selling author Jeffrey Marsh over Zoom during a Pride month […]