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Weddings are meant to be shared with loved ones, and at The Palace at Weston, we believe that distance should never stand in the way of special moments. Our community recently transformed into a wedding venue for a heartfelt ceremony, allowing our resident, Mr. Levy, to be part of his granddaughter’s wedding. With cake, dancing and plenty of love, the event celebrated family and togetherness.

At The Palace at Weston, we believe in creating unforgettable moments that bring families together.

Born in Brooklyn, Dr. Harold Silberman discovered his passion for movement as the captain of his high school swim team. "Swimming taught me discipline," he says. "It's about consistency and pushing yourself to improve every day." That mindset carried into adulthood with tennis victories in singles and doubles tournaments, as well as water skiing with his family. "I was an avid water skier, and all my kids became accomplished water skiers," Silberman shares. "My youngest son even became a barefoot skier!"

The holiday season is an important one for senior living communities, representing a vital opportunity to celebrate with residents and to strengthen bonds and a sense of community.For older adults, the holidays can summon or accentuate feelings of loneliness and isolation. However, senior living communities have the power to help residents contend with those feelings while also striving to inspire joy. Communities choose to mark the season in a wide variety of ways, often aiming to enrich the resident experience, engage with families and the community, and recognize team members for their invaluable contributions.

Career development and more targeted benefits are among the top ways that senior living operators are seeking to better support employees ahead of 2025.Operators today contend with a range of workforce challenges, including the lack of licensed nursing staff and contend with the steep responsibilities associated with providing care to today’s senior living residents.

The Palace Group, South Florida’s largest family-owned senior living operator, has been honored as the #1 Best Large Workplace in Aging Services™ by Fortune for 2024, marking its second consecutive year at the top. This prestigious recognition solidifies The Palace Group’s position as one of the best companies to work for in the country.

The award-winning Palace Coral Gables, a premier independent and assisted living community, has been featured as one of three luxury retirement communities in the UK documentary, “The World’s Most Luxurious Retirement Homes.” The series, which premiered this summer on Channel 5 in the United Kingdom, offers an inside look at the world’s most opulent retirement communities. While it has yet to debut in the U.S., viewers can watch the documentary on YouTube here.

Silberman, a retired doctor, is one of many military veterans living at The Palace, a senior living facility in Coral Gables. The Palace is home to nearly 20 veterans, including Silberman’s longtime friend Jay Ellenby. The two once lived in the same apartment building in Grove Isle in Coconut Grove and became neighbors once again at The Palace.

Silberman, a retired doctor, is one of many military veterans living at The Palace, a senior living facility in Coral Gables. The Palace is home to nearly 20 veterans, including Silberman’s longtime friend Jay Ellenby. The two once lived in the same apartment building in Grove Isle in Coconut Grove and became neighbors once again at The Palace.

Palace Royale residents Rosa Busto Pino and Violeta Beltran recently experienced a heartwarming reunion with fellow classmates from Sacred Heart School in Havana, Cuba, after crossing paths at our senior living community.These lucky ladies met in the 1950s and have kept their bond strong for nearly 75 years, calling themselves "The Girls of the Sacred Heart." The lifelong friends gathered once again to celebrate with a joyful tea party hosted by The Palace Royale. The event was filled with laughter and memories of their school days in Havana.Their incredible story was featured on Telemundo!

The Palace at Weston hosted a special event to honor Edwin Jorge, a 9/11 survivor and former Regional Manager of the New York Peace Corps Office. Edwin had been ni Building 6 of the World Trade Center when the North Tower collapsed.