After a wonderful Artz Philadelphia program at the Barnes Foundation, our memory care residents and art enthusiasts enjoyed a delightful and delicious reception in the Fountain View library. Thanks to our amazing culinary team, life enrichment team, memory care director, and entire staff for making Fountain View such a special place to call home! […]
Our Aging Culture
The tendency for Eastern cultures to “treat older adults with more respect comes from the Confucian values that guide these cultures. Confucian values promote a positive view of aging, which encourages younger generations to treat older adults with respect, obedience, and care. Western cultures tend to have more youth-centered societies that place value in young adults rather than older […]
Ouch! It’s Shingles!
How often do you find a rash and panic that it might be shingles?! It’s that rash that everyone fears, and for good reason! It can be very itchy and painful and leave lingering pain at the site. Shingles comes from the varicella-zoster virus and can only occur in someone who has already had chicken […]
Temple University ROTC Cadets Join Fountain View in Honoring Military Service
Fountain View at Logan Square celebrated Veterans Day by honoring 22 military veteran residents, including those from the Naval Reserve, Marine Corps, Army, Swedish Army, and Air Force. The event, featuring a luncheon and recognition ceremony, included participation from Temple University ROTC Cadets, fostering connections between the veterans and the next generation. The Philadelphia senior […]
Navigating Life as Solo-Agers: What Orphan Elders Need to Know Legally, Financially, and Socially
12,000,000 adults over 65 live alone and as our society continues to evolve, so do our family dynamics. The number of seniors aging without children, sometimes referred to as “solo-agers” or “orphan elders,” is rising, with projections as high as 2,300,000 in just two years. These individuals face unique challenges and considerations when it comes […]
Celebrating the Swinging ‘60s During National Assisted Living Week
During National Assisted Living Week in September, Fountain View at Logan Square in Philly celebrated by immersing its personal care residents in the vibrant atmosphere of the Swinging ’60s. Through a week of engaging activities, residents had the chance to relive the memorable moments of the era. The theme of the week, “Season of Reflection,” […]
Residents Redefine Urban Gardening at Fountain View
The Urban Gardening Club at Fountain View at Logan Square, a luxury independent-living senior community in Philadelphia, has creatively transformed the tower’s Northern Terrace into a flourishing garden oasis, redefining urban gardening in a high-rise setting. Initiated by resident Marty Gehlhaus in 2022, the club harnessed Marty’s lifelong passion for plants, cultivated through his Boy […]
Fountain View’s $25M Renovation Featured in Philadelphia Business Journal
Fountain View, formerly The Watermark, a 24-story senior living building in Philadelphia’s Logan Square neighborhood, is in the midst of a $25 million renovation. After being recently purchased by Tryko Partners, the building has been rebranded as Fountain View at Logan Square, a continuing care retirement community offering residents luxurious amenities with an emphasis on […]
What is Memory Care?
Introduction to Memory Care Memory care communities are long-term care environments designed specifically to meet the needs of individuals diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia. These programs, typically offered in nursing homes, assisted living, or stand-alone facilities, provide 24-hour care in secured, structured settings that prioritize both safety and independence. Memory care facilities […]
Focus On Wellness: Maintain & Improve Brain Health
Staying Engaged and Preventing Illness The Penn Memory Center at the University of Pennsylvania states that some changes to cognition and memory are normal parts of aging. However, a healthy lifestyle can not only maintain but can even improve brain health. So what are the best ways to promote brain health and preserve cognition? Are […]
