Creativity has a way of breathing new life into every season we experience, and nowhere is that more evident than right here in Lake Worth. A recent story in the Sun Sentinel captured this beautifully, highlighting the remarkable work of 90-year-old Lake Worth artist, Doris Gilden, who continues to create one-of-a-kind pieces that fill her days with meaning and inspiration.
When you begin exploring senior living options for yourself or a loved one, you may encounter the phrase “continuum of care.” At first, it may sound like a technical or confusing concept, but at its heart, it is a simple idea. A continuum of care means that one community offers multiple levels of support, so as health and independence change over time, you or your loved one can remain in the same familiar, supportive environment without needing to relocate.
At The Arbor at Lake Worth, we understand that memory care is all about creating a safe, uplifting, and supportive environment where both residents and their families can feel at ease. That’s why our dedicated team goes above and beyond to provide thoughtful care, practical advice, and meaningful engagement every step of the way.