With advances in medicine rapidly evolving each year, the trend toward developing highly individualized healthcare plans for patients - particularly boomers and seniors - is quickly gaining steam. As Dr. Pinchas Cohen, dean of the Leonard Davis School of Gerontology at the University of Southern California points out in Kaiser Health News, “we can’t just apply one-size-fits-all guidance for healthy aging.”
Doctors are also seeing the value of addressing lifestyle factors such as social isolation as part of their overall plan to help their patients not only live longer, but enjoy more active, healthy, and engaged lives. “There is a growing understanding of the need to design our environments and social infrastructure in a way that designs out loneliness,” Dr. Linda Fried, dean of Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health, says in KHN.
The Un-Retirement Community for Healthy Aging
Moorings Park, Naples premier Life Plan community, has been a trailblazer in this very approach to healthy senior living for over 40 years. By providing its residents with the best personalized, integrated healthcare and a wide array of activities and events promoting social engagement, residents stay more connected to one another and the world.
Senior Living Specialist and Moorings Park Communities' Vice President Tom Mann observes, “Our residents have discovered that the key to enjoying their retirement years is directly linked to the holistic approach to aging they enjoy here at Moorings Park. In addition to our luxury residences, they have access to concierge physicians that develop highly personalized health and wellness plans. When you pair that with the diverse assortment of social events and activities we offer, you have the recipe for a healthy and satisfying retirement experience.”
On Thursday, March 10th at 10:30 am, Mann will host Moorings Park’s informative webinar for anyone considering moving into a senior retirement community. This discussion will focus on how moving to this award-winning community can deeply enhance your retirement experience by offering personalized luxury residences, and the individualized healthcare and social events that will help you live your happiest, healthiest life.
Those interested in participating in the webinar can register by visiting MooringsPark.org/Webinar-MPOC or by calling 239-232-3903.
Elegantly Appointed Homes Designed Just for You
Conveniently located off Goodlette-Frank Road, Moorings Park offers several styles of residences with a variety of floorplans ranging from 882 to 5,414 square feet, giving residents the opportunity to choose the home that best suits their needs.
Prior to moving in, they can also meet with creative design professionals in Moorings Park’s on-site Selection Studio. Showcasing the latest design trends, the studio offers a wide selection of luxury flooring, cabinetry, appliances, paint colors, and other options and features – ensuring that every detail is tailored to your specifications. Entrance fees at Moorings Park start at just $421,000 with a 50% refundable option available.
Simply the Best® Approach to Health and Wellness
In addition to concierge physicians, Moorings Park’s highly trained healthcare team shares a commitment to the health and wellness of every resident, focusing on individual treatment plans, physical fitness, and nutrition. The goal is to provide care and guidance that ensures each resident is achieving their personal best.
The community’s Center for Healthy Living® is the heart and soul of this innovative approach, housing physicians and outpatient therapy services, as well as a fitness center and state-of-the-art golf simulator. Assisted living, skilled nursing and memory care are also available on campus if needed and are included in the monthly service package.
The nation’s most financially secure not-for-profit with A or A+ ratings by Standard & Poors and Fitch ratings services, Moorings Park recently won the 2021 ICAA NuStep Pinnacle Award, recognizing the Top 5 “Best in Wellness” communities in North America. Sponsored by the International Council on Active Aging (ICAA), which leads, connects and defines the active-aging industry, this award annually honors best-in-class wellness-centered environments that benefit all who live and work there.
Social Opportunities Abound at Moorings Park
Moorings Park’s lush, 83-acre campus is also rich with opportunities to feed the mind, body, and soul. Residents can start their day with an early morning walk on rubberized walking trails. Concert events are held regularly at the acoustically optimized Bower Chapel and fine dining can be found at The Park Grill or Trio restaurants. At Moorings Park, there’s always something to do – and always someone to do it with.
“We love to find new ways to keep our members entertained and engaged,” says Moorings Park Executive Director, Jordan Scardigno. “Part of our mission is to make sure everyone who lives here is having fun!”
“Moorings Park offers monthly cocktail parties, plenty of opportunities to brush up on your tennis skills or golf swing, or explore our creative arts studio or woodshop. Plus, the delicious meals at our fine dining restaurants rival anything you’ll find on Fifth Avenue in Naples,” Scardigno continues.
You’re Invited to Our Informational Webinar
Moorings Park will host an informative webinar on Thursday, March 10th at 10:30 am, which will showcase how you can personalize your home, healthcare, and lifestyle, as well as provide information on pricing and fees.
“During this webinar, you’ll discover how the personalized service of our 1,000+ staff members creates a haven of luxury and peace of mind – right in the heart of Naples,” says Mann.
“It’s a great way to learn more about the community from the comfort of your own home,” he continues. “We pack a lot of important information into these virtual events, as well as video tours of the community’s beautifully landscaped grounds, our three amazing restaurants, and our customizable residences.”
To sign up for the upcoming informational webinar on Thursday, March 10th at 10:30 am, visit MooringsPark.org/Webinar-MPOC or call 239-232-3903.
