Seven Compelling Reasons Why You Should Make the Move to Claremont Manor Today

Posted on November 4, 2022

You hear it all of the time … you should wait until you need assistance with life’s daily activities to make a move to a senior living community. But in reality, moving while you are as active and independent as possible offers you the most opportunities to enjoy and fully participate in community life. Here are seven reasons why making the move to Claremont Manor now is the right choice. 1. Free Yourself from the Burdens and Expenses …

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Generosity Through The Generations

Posted on October 4, 2022

Although Carol H. and John M. are not Claremont Manor residents, they have a special connection that inspires them to support the community with gifts through the Front Porch Communities Foundation. "My mother, Gen, and John's parents, Lou and Jack, all lived at Claremont Manor," Carol said. "They loved it there and received excellent care. It's been our pleasure to continue the philanthropy they started." John's parents, who lived at Claremont Manor from 2012-20, supported the Scho…

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Chef David Keeps Dining Bold and Fresh at Claremont Manor

Posted on September 22, 2022

Tantalizing Tuscan pasta. Spicy Jamaican entrees. Creamy Irish coffee. These aren't just the dishes you can find on the menu at your favorite restaurant -- Claremont Manor residents enjoy decadent meals like this every day in an atmosphere that brings the ambiance of a fine establishment to the community's dining room. Claremont Manor's Executive Chef David Diaz knows how important a unique, well-prepared meal is for residents. From nights dedicated to different cuisines to cooking demos…

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Falling Is Not a Normal Part of Aging.  Take These Smart Steps for Preventing Falls.

Posted on September 13, 2022

September 22, the first day of fall, is appropriately deemed national Falls Prevention Awareness Day, and is dedicated to raising awareness of falls and how to prevent them. As a leading provider of senior housing, Front Porch treats the risk of falling as a  very serious public health issue. No one thinks they are going to fall, but it happens. Falls are the leading cause of injury among older adults. If you slip, trip or fall, it could change your life. You could break a bone, take a trip t…

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Henry Hermosillo leads a class.

Henry Hermosillo Says ‘Let’s Give it a Try’ When it Comes to Life Enrichment at Claremont Manor

Posted on June 8, 2022

Henry Hermosillo makes a strong first impression and is passionate about resident engagement. That’s the perfect combination as Claremont Manor’s life enrichment director. “I have the attitude of … let’s give it a try!” Henry said. “I love developing programs, really pushing boundaries and thinking on my feet. Even if only four or five people try something new and enjoy it, they will invite their friends to come next time. At Claremont Manor, life enrichment is constantly evolv…

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Friends Elmo and Richard Take ‘Cues’ From Each Other During Billiards Games

Posted on April 5, 2022

Billiards: It's a sport of agility and strategy that involves keeping the mind active and focused - and it's fun! Just ask Claremont Manor resident Richard Montes, a retired judge, who has been dabbling in this sport of men, women, kings, commoners and presidents, since high school and his frequent pool partner, buddy and one-time billiards novice, Claremont Manor dining room host Elmo Fernando. The two play at least twice a week in the resident lounge, mostly during Elmo's lunch hour…

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Resident Peggy Rachford is Anxious to Find New Adventures at Claremont Manor

Posted on January 24, 2022

"Margaret, come take dictation," the military commander said. "My name is Peggy," replied Peggy Rachford, responding to her boss while working during World War II as a secretary at a military base in New Jersey. He continued to call her Margaret; she ignored him. "Come take dictation ... Peggy," he finally said. "I rushed up and took that letter, and he never called me Margaret again," Peggy recalled with a laugh. Now living at Claremont Manor, the spirited and adventurous re…

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Retired School Teacher ‘Blossoms’ at Claremont Manor

Posted on November 29, 2021

When retired school teacher Nancy Feyrer and her husband decided to move to Claremont Manor for its friendliness, beauty and charm, she wasn't sure what opportunities lay ahead. Was she ever pleasantly surprised. "I am a retired school teacher so I was never shy, but once I moved here an entirely new world opened up for me socially," Nancy said. "I decided to volunteer at the skilled nursing Care Center here. That volunteer opportunity changed my life. I know all of the residents and sta…

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Demystifying Resident Contracts

Posted on September 21, 2021

For people who are considering moving to a community, many of the benefits are obvious: a beautiful location, friendly neighbors, great amenities, and supportive staff. But moving to a senior community is a big decision, and one that can raise many questions - especially when it comes to signing a contract or resident agreement. The resident agreement may seem imposing at first, but it also holds the answers to many questions prospective residents may have, such as: What's included and n…

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Jo Fulton Inspires with Volunteerism at Claremont Manor and Beyond

Posted on August 20, 2021

Jo began volunteering at the age of 12, during World War II when she manned an airplane lookout tower, alongside her mother. Later, as an adult, she worked with the Future Homemakers of America and also as a Girl Scout leader. More recently she's been involved with Hope Partners food distribution center, the Lions Club, the Claremont Manor Care Center and the Front Porch Communities Foundation at Claremont Manor. Despite the challenges posed by the pandemic for in-person volunteerism, Jo…

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