Date Published: Nov 06 2019
The Reverend Harvey Smith and his wife Carolyn became residents of St. Leonard in 2013. With his wife’s declining health, they felt moving to St. Leonard was a good fit for them, surrounded by a familiar community where they had raised their family, made lifelong friends, and served the community.
Date Published: Nov 06 2019
With aging, people often lose the ability to enjoy the simple pleasures in life such as a bike ride. Now seniors at St. Leonard (Centerville, OH) can enjoy a bike ride around campus and feel the wind in their hair, sun on their face, and share stories with their personal bike driver.
Date Published: Oct 30 2019
Congratulations to all the staff at St. Leonard for earning Business of the Year Runner Up from the South Metro Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Date Published: Oct 04 2019
Healthy aging is more than just the absence of disease. For most older people, the maintenance of functional ability has the utmost importance.
Date Published: Jun 19 2019
There are so many commercials on television today talking about the best way to care for older family members. How do you know when your older loved one needs just extra help or can no longer live on their own?
Date Published: Jun 02 2019
The news surrounds us daily regarding the latest Alzheimer’s facts and its growth as baby boomers move into their golden years.
Date Published: May 02 2019
Miami Valley Pet Therapy organization has been a steady visitor to the St. Leonard campus for many years. Here are some examples of some recent storied visits,
Date Published: May 25 2018
Joella De Bard has lived in Centerville for over sixty years and has seen a lot of changes over time. Moving to St. Leonard over 14 years ago allows her to stay connected to the community she calls home.
Date Published: Feb 07 2018
Gary Jasinski has had a long history with St. Leonard. Read about his journey.
Date Published: Aug 15 2017
As the Manager of DayAway, Lisa Frantz
wears many hats. Activity director,
supervisor, assessor, nursing assistant,
coach and biller all encompass her
duties. “The interaction with people is
the best part of my job,” Lisa says.
Date Published: Aug 11 2017
I received a notice in early spring to attend a meeting for a garden plot and so I went.
Date Published: Jul 12 2017
Denise Cozart has lived at St. Leonard for thirteen years in one of the cottages. She believes it was divine intervention that brought her here with a number of signs that appeared to be more than coincidence.
Date Published: May 24 2017
Gary and Nancy Duke knew all about St. Leonard before they moved here almost fifteen years ago. Nancy’s mother and aunt had both been St. Leonard residents. The Dukes had a two-story home and five acres which was becoming a challenge to maintain.
Date Published: Jan 29 2017
Congratulations to CHI Living Communities St. Leonard named Best 2016 Dayton Retirement Facility.
Date Published: Jan 23 2017
Aging is a part of life. As we grow older, often our mind slows down, we can become forgetful and it can be harder to multi-task. This natural part of aging has been referred to as mild cognitive impairment (MCI).
Date Published: Nov 09 2016
When Becky’s sister asked how their mother was “really doing” after a whirlwind weekend of relatives in town, a bridal shower and a milestone birthday celebration, she was told, “Okay.” But was she?
Date Published: Oct 25 2016
Franciscan Living Communities long-term care facilities are being rebranded as part of CHI Living Communities, a national business of Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI). Sylvania Franciscan Health became part of CHI in 2014.
Date Published: Oct 23 2016
CHI Living Communities earned the Chief Executive Officer’s Recognition Award for being among the Top Five high achievers in the Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI) 2016 Performance Culture Assessment.
Date Published: Sep 27 2016
Making the decision to move to an assisted living facility can be scary, but it doesn’t have to be. In fact if you seek out a facility that has these 5 qualities, moving can be not only enjoyable, but great for your mental and physical health too.
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