This Notice is intended to communicate that the Villages of Dallas learned on July 23, 2020, that one of its residents has tested positive for the COVID-19 virus. The total number of COVID-19 positive cases at the Facility presently is 1 (1 resident, 0 staff).
Notice is intended to communicate that the Villages of Dallas learned on May 30th, 2020, that one or more of its residents or staff have tested positive for the COVID-19 virus. The total number of COVID-19 positive cases at the Facility presently is 5 (2 residents and 3 staff).
The Villages of Dallas Assisted Living Community learned on April 3, 2020, that one of its former residents has tested positive for the COVID-19 virus.
On March 14, 2020, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services advised of a nationwide restriction on visitation in skilled nursing facilities. Until further notice, we will be following this direction.
Ensuring residents are cared for in a safe and healthy environment is our greatest concern. At this time, we request that you do not visit the center if you have any symptoms of respiratory illness.
Please know that we are all fully engaged in taking action to minimize the possible exposure associated with this virus. We thank you for your continuing confidence, and for helping us in our attempts to keep our residents and staff safe.
Although many people will experience hearing loss in their lifetime, there are ways to protect your hearing. Taking care of your ears and preventing hearing loss can be as easy as following these four tips.
Changes in mobility can make your own home seem like a dangerous place. However, there are ways to make the home a safer place for seniors. With a few alterations and upgrades, you can live comfortably in your home again or bring aging loved ones into your home safely.
Throughout the years, popping the cork has transformed regular gatherings into celebrations promoting love and well wishes for everyone sitting around the table. And now studies show red wine also has a place in promoting good health.
While hip replacement surgery has been performed for well over 50 years, the procedure continues to improve as advancements in surgery options are explored.
