Life at The Acadian at Southwind is not just about living, but about enjoying all that life has to offer each day through exciting, new experiences and then sharing those moments with others.
Progressive Activities Designed For Living
We know our residents crave both adventurous and mentally-stimulating activities that complement the independent lifestyle they’re used to living. Whether it’s laughing over a fun cooking demo, taking a fishing excursion out on peaceful waters or enjoying a live concert by local musicians, our activities are progressive and anything but ordinary. They encourage our residents to make meaningful connections with others and develop life-long friendships.
Connect With An Active Community
Because personal growth and socializing with friends is important to a healthy lifestyle, we invest in a community that promotes both. By continuously evolving our monthly activities calendar based on residents’ interests, personalities, and culture, they’re encouraged to pursue their passions and try new experiences.
When activities are designed to align more closely with a specific population, studies bear out that individuals are more likely to maintain a strong sense of community connection, experience less depression and anxiety, maintain cognitive health, and live an overall higher quality of life.
Do More, Laugh More, Live More
From novel excursions that cultivate new experiences, to restaurant outings and our popular Senior Fit exercise classes, our activities are specially designed for seniors to enjoy. Our comprehensive activities schedule will inspire you to get involved, challenge themselves, laugh out loud, and experience a better quality of life. Plus, our frequent off-site excursions offer an abundance of new and familiar experiences to enjoy.
At The Acadian at Southwind, the community spirit is abundant, creating an atmosphere where it’s easy for seniors to thrive. Our social community flourishes with diverse personalities and lasting friendships, leading to happy, fulfilled, and active residents.