St. Catherine’s Village announced that a limited number of rooms have become available in its Siena Center. Siena Center is a skilled nursing facility on the grounds of the St. Catherine’s Village campus in Madison, Mississippi that accommodates 120 residents in private and semiprivate rooms. It recently was voted the best nursing home in Mississippi […]
St. Catherine’s Village has received three Best Of 2016 Awards from the Clarion-Ledger, part of the USA Today network. For the second year in a row, St. Catherine’s Village was named Best Nursing Home, Best Assisted Living Facility and Best Retirement Community in Mississippi. The all-inclusive Life Care Community is a service of St. Dominic’s, […]
From now until the end of 2016, new residents who move into either the Hughes Center or Campbell Cove will receive a holiday gift compliments of St. Catherine’s Village. Together, these two facilities offer a warm, home-like environment for individuals facing memory loss due to Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. A limited number […]
(Madison, Mississippi) St. Catherine’s Village—Madison County’s preeminent Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC)—currently has limited availability in studio and one-bedroom independent living apartments for new residents. This all-inclusive Life Care community offers adults age 62 and older the opportunity to relocate to a prime location in Madison. If desired accommodations are unavailable at this time, potential […]
Art created by residents at St. Catherine’s Village is on display at the Mississippi Museum of Art now through September 4, 2016. The exhibit is free and open to the public. Paintings were created as part of The Perfect Palette Art Group at St. Catherine’s Village and include submissions in oils, pastels, graphite, and acrylics. […]
We all have those moments when we forget where we put our glasses, blank on a friend’s name, or discover at the supermarket that we’ve left the shopping list at home. Such occasional lapses are common, especially once we hit our forties. And while it may be alarming to have a “senior moment” now and […]
