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Worldwide, the arrival of COVID-19 ushered in the advent of a new "normal," complete with carefully thought-out safety precautions and protocols.
In the recent article “A leader’s guide: communicating with teams, stakeholders, and communities during COVID-19,” international management consulting firm McKinsey & Company stresses the importance of communication in addressing the desire for transparency and guidance during times of crisis.
Benjamin Franklin once famously remarked, “By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.”
For Enrique Santiago, the security and emergency services manager at Devonshire, an Erickson Living community at PGA National, preparedness is the key to keeping the entire community—residents and staff —safe and secure.
“Every day I’m asked, ‘What is your most popular apartment home,’” says Devonshire Director of Sales Kathy McCrossin. “But that is an impossible question to answer because each home meets different needs, preferences, and budgets.
Throughout the COVID-19 shelter-at-home directive, staff members at Devonshire, an Erickson Living community at PGA National, have searched for meaningful ways to bring enjoyment to the people who live there while strengthening strong community bonds.
One of the many unexpected results of the recent coronavirus pandemic is a renewed look at priorities and a reevaluation of what is most important in our lives. For most, this is a time to reflect on the importance of our health while strengthening personal bonds.
Moving to Devonshire five years ago, native New Yorker Nancy Levine couldn’t be happier with her decision.
“Across our family of communities, residents and staff are taking extraordinary steps to protect the health and safety of our loved ones, friends, neighbors, and caregivers,” says Erickson Living CEO R. Alan Butler, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
According to a recent study by the Mather LifeWays Institute on Aging and Northwestern University, “Those who live in continuing care retirement communities have greater levels of wellness than older adults in home-based settings due to the abundance of social interaction.”
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