Fellowship Square Historic Mesa Blog

When we retire, it is important to continue to stay physically active and maintain social activities. A wonderful way to combine these, and feel the reward of giving back to the community, is volunteering. That's why we provide so many opportunities to do just that for our residents at Fellowship Square Historic Mesa. Read More

We all know that summers in Mesa, AZ can get very hot. Many say it’s a small price to pay for the amazingly beautiful weather that we are blessed to enjoy nine months of the year. Well, very hot is about to become dangerous, especially for seniors. According to our latest forecast from the National Weather Service, central Arizona is under an Extreme Heat Warning with dangerously hot conditions and afternoon temperatures climbing to as high as 118 degrees for the next seven days. With this in mind, we want to make sure that our Fellowship Square Historic Mesa residents, staff, family members and others are aware of the dangerous consequences of heat exposure and how to prevent them. Read More

Social isolation during Covid-19 is harder for seniors than we think. Fellowship Square Historic Mesa is working to help their independent and assisted living residents amidst the pandemic. Read More

In response to Arizona Governor Ducey's declaration of a public health emergency Fellowship Square Historic Mesa has put an action plan in place for COVID-19. Read More

From weight loss to poor hygiene, experts recommend using holiday visits with elderly relatives to watch for signs they may need to think about choosing an independent or assisted living facility earlier than anticipated. Read More

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Fellowship Square Historic Mesa has onsite outpatient rehab for seniors as part of their Healthcare Services, which all residents and community have access to. This allows convenience of care for the senior living campus. Read More

Volunteering is a great activity for all and the seniors who live at Fellowship Square Historic Mesa love to give back to the community. They also really appreciate it when community volunteers help them like students from Benedictine University of Mesa. These young athletes came to our continuing care community in Mesa and helped enhance our common areas. Read More

At Fellowship Square Historic Mesa, we remain focused on supporting the residents of our independent and assisted living communities by enhancing and expanding our wellness services. Wellness Connection is an array of services that we are pleased to offer to our residents. Most of these services can help our residents remain independent or recover from illness or injury. Sometimes however, residents struggle with serious illness and may be nearing end of life. These individuals need ongoing and compassionate relief from symptoms and related stress. That’s where hospice services can be invaluable to the residents of our continuing care community in Mesa. Read More

A house call from a Doctor might be from the past but is still utilized today. Dr. House Visits is a service that will bring primary medical care to our residents right in their own Fellowship Square Historic Mesa Independent Living apartments or Oasis Assisted Living or Memory Care home. Read More

Supportive Services can help our residents stay independent longer. When they need a little more help than our standard independent living or assisted living services provide, we can bring caregivers to their apartment to help with things like medication reminders, shower and dressing assistance, meal preparation or help to the dining room, escorts to activities or even walking the dog. Read More