The Heritage Downtown recently held an exciting presentation on January 6, 2019! Our Special Guest Speaker, THD owner Erik Watts (pictured below), along with our Community Partners, presented Building [...]
The Heritage Downtown is proud to announce their recent partnership with The Lesher Center For The Arts! The Heritage Downtown, the Bay Area's Number One Senior Living Facility, recently partnered with [...]
What do robot companions, matchmaking apps and spontaneous trips to Paris have in common? They’re all examples of ways technology can improve the lives of seniors. As many countries [...]
One of our many missions here at The Heritage Downtown is to create an active wellness program that promotes a healthy lifestyle for our residents. And being located in the [...]
Walnut Creek CA Senior Living Day Celebration July 11th Have you heard the news? The Heritage Downtown, along with Mayor Wedel, will be hosting a senior living walnut [...]
If you or your aging loved one is searching for the right senior living community to call home, you probably have lots of questions. For starters -- What type of [...]
On Friday, September 1st, 2017 we held our Luau party for the residents here at The Heritage Downtown! The festivities got underway at 4:00, and even though the party [...]
Where Should I retire? This question has as many different answers as there are people asking. But before you decide where let’s look at a few important factors that will [...]
Draper’s & Damon’s of Walnut Creek, in conjunction with the fine staff and management of The Heritage Downtown, held a wonderful fashion show for our residents this past week. Many of the models included our own residents, where they enjoyed displaying the new line of clothing for all to enjoy. Draper’s & Damon’s offered the clothing for sale to the residents, and a great time was had by everyone. We enjoy creating a wide range of events and activities for our residents so they continue to socialize not only among the staff and other residents but also with the community of Walnut Creek. […]
Traditionally, people attend school between the ages of 5 and 18 and sometimes into their 20's if they choose to attend a college or university. It's become more common for [...]
