“Connections between generations are essential for the mental health and stability of the nation.”  —  Margaret Mead

It is proven time and time again that intergenerational friendships create timeless bonds. Studies have shown that intergenerational relationships are important to society, which is one of the many reasons why we encourage them here at Miravida Living. Every year we work with local schools and organizations to promote opportunities to form these relationships.

Miravida Living, a leader in implementing innovative programs and influencing the future of aging, is mid-stream in implementing Tabula Rasa HealthCare.

Tabula rasa means “blank slate” in Latin and is used today to mean “fresh start” or “new beginning.” We have partnered with the Tabula Rasa HealthCare (TRHC) family to provide new beginnings for elders through innovative service models and fresh approaches to health care.

Elders from Miravida Living helped kindergartners from Roosevelt Elementary School in Oshkosh practice their reading before the end of the school year at the chapel in Bethel Home. The group also visited with the cats and dogs from Noah’s Landing, an innovative program that brings pets to our campus. Reading books and sharing love – wonderful – just wonderful!

Elders at Gabriel’s Villa are exploring Paris using virtual reality headsets. There are virtual reality adventures every month, including exploring outer space, taking an African safari, and swimming under the sea. Comments from the armchair travelers include