LARRY GRIFFIN JOINS DOMINION SENIOR LIVING OF ATHENS AS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
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82 percent of employees at Dominion Senior Living/Everlan say it is a great place to work compared to 57 percent of employees at a typical U.S.-based company The Great Place to Work Institute has honored Dominion Senior Living and its independent living brand, Everlan, with certification as a Great Place to Work. The certification process
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Our Life Enrichment director, Mitzie has put together an amazing calendar full of fun and educational things to do. Today several residents joined us in going to the Sequoyah Birthplace Museum in Vonore followed by lunch at Pizzeria Venti. Our residents loved seeing the Featured Exhibit, “The Story of Sequoyah” and learning about how Sequoyah
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We Enjoy Visiting Local Attractions Near Athens Dominion Senior Living of Athens is fortunate to be located in one of the most beautiful areas of Tennessee. In addition to being a short distance away from Knoxville and Chattanooga, we have many opportunities to visit local attractions and support the community of Athens and other surrounding
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There are many reasons to consider moving into an assisted living community. While motivation can vary from needing help, to looking for companionship, assisted living facilities can drastically improve your quality of life and overall wellness. These communities, like Dominion Senior Living, offer a wide variety of services for seniors with many different care needs
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Stay Sharp Throughout Your Whole Lifetime Physical fitness is a sound investment for any stage of life. It’s good for your heart. So, it’s no surprise research shows it’s good for your brain, too! Recent studies in anthropology link both physical activity and the need for social interaction to larger brains for humans. It seems
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