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“At the Rogue Valley Manor, we promote, support, and celebrate successful aging,” says Marketing Director Judi Del Ponte. “That’s why we offer all the tools residents need to make decisions that will enable them to age well and live life to the fullest.” Thanks to the Manor’s splendid dining program, healthy eating is easy. Our Executive Chef and his culinary team prepare food from scratch every day, creating delicious heart-healthy meals that include menu selections for low-salt and low-fat diets. Fresh fruits and vegetables are served daily, and all menu selections are made with non-hydrogenated canola oil. There are several entrée options to choose from each day, so no matter what you’re in the mood for, you’ll find something that will nourish your body and delight your palate. To help you stay fit and physically active, we offer two on-campus Fitness Centers with treadmills, stationary bicycles, and weight-training equipment along with an Indoor Pool, where you can swim laps, take aqua-aerobics classes, and play water volleyball. You can also take low-impact aerobics, yoga, line dancing, ballroom dancing, tap dancing, Tai Chi, and work out with a personal trainer. Or, if you prefer, you can join one of the hiking or walking groups, sign up for a badminton team, and go cycling with other residents. No matter what you enjoy to stay active, you’ll find it here. Exercising your mind, which is just as important as exercising your body, is also easy to do at the Manor. Not only does our own beautiful Library stock thousands of volumes to enrich your mind, you’ll also find book groups, play-reading groups, and discussion groups of all types meeting regularly. Add to that a roster of engaging speakers, on-campus seminars, and visiting scholars and you have a rich mix of opportunities to spark your curiosity and stimulate your intellect. Judi says, “At the Rogue Valley Manor, we’ve embraced the new thinking about what the next chapters of life can—and should—be, and we invite you to learn how you can experience successful aging for yourself. In our next issue of Outlook, we’ll tell you more about our program and how it can enhance your life!”
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