Falmouth House Breaks Ground on New Expansion
Falmouth House Assisted Living is excited to have broken ground on an expansion that will include 10 spacious new apartments! Read more
PGIM Provides $9.9M HUD Financing Package to OceanView
PGIM Real Estate Finance has originated a financing package totaling $9.9 million for OceanView at Falmouth.
Cumberland Crossing Groundbreaking
Cumberland Crossing by OceanView is officially under construction after a groundbreaking ceremony attended by developers, town officials and project stakeholders. Located at the center of Cumberland, the retirement community will be a sister location to OceanView at Falmouth. Read more
New Vehicles Added to OceanView’s Transportation Fleet
Our residents are always on the go, and to better accommodate their active lifestyles, our Transportation Department has added two new vehicles to their fleet!
A custom-built shuttle includes a chair lift, two spots to secure wheelchairs, overhead storage racks, handle-grabs on seatbacks, and wide stairway entry and aisle. With seating for 14, this new shuttle joins two others, for a total transportation capacity of 42. Our Concierge Shuttle service transports our residents not only on-campus to activities and events, but also to supermarkets, performance venues, museums, and daytrips to various points of interest.
A new Ford Flex was also added to our personal transportation service. With seating for up to 6 passengers, the Flex is specifically designed with low ground clearance, which makes it easy to get in and out of. If our residents need a ride to an appointment or the airport, they know it’s just a phone call away!
All of our shuttles will be busy driving around our campus at our Annual Open House THIS SUNDAY, the 9th, from 2 – 4:30 PM.
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New Resident Workshop Opens
Our resident woodworkers and the like were excited for the opening of our new community Workshop! Read more
Pool Upgraded with Salt Water Treatment System
At the request of our residents, we are excited to announce that our heated four-season pool has been upgraded with a salt water treatment system! Salt water pools offer a more convenient sanitization method over chlorine, with the salt only needing to be replenished after heavy splash out or drainage, and can be done while the pool remains open. Read more
OceanView’s Culinary Academy Features House-Made Maple Syrup
OceanView’s Dining Services has launched its Culinary Academy, where residents learn to prepare creative dishes from our skilled chefs. The sessions are held in the historic Whipple Farmhouse, home of our Distinctive Dinning venue. Each class has a theme, and this month’s was maple, as it is the season for syrup making. The class started with a maple syrup tasting – one store-bought, and one our chefs made directly with sap tapped from trees on the OceanView campus! Residents said OceanView’s syrup had a more complex flavor. Read more
Welcome to Tamera Vogel, Assisted Living Sales Consultant
Here at OceanView, we understand that people’s needs can change as they age. This is why our stress-free independent retirement living includes the future peace of mind of a care continuum with two assisted living residences – Falmouth House and Legacy Memory Care. Both offer priority access to our independent living residents, but are also options for those living outside our community. Read more
OceanView Tastes Success with Gelato Fundraiser
This September, OceanView will hold its second annual on-campus Walk to End Alzheimer’s. This month, our Legacy Legs team had a tasty kick-off to their fundraising efforts with a Gelato Fest! Read more
OceanView’s First Resident Celebrates 100!
Myron’s daughter-in-law, Sue Hager (left); Myron’s son, Bill Hager (center); Myron Hager (right); and OceanView Director of Operations, Maureen Connolly (standing).
Myron’s daughter-in-law, Sue Hager (left); Myron’s son, Bill Hager (center); Myron Hager (right); and OceanView Director of Operations, Maureen Connolly (standing).In 1986, Myron and Gladys Hager met John Wasileski, who was building a new retirement community called OceanView. The Hagers were the first residents to move in, with Myron becoming the first Chairman of the OceanView Resident Council. Read more
