Some of our favorite days are the ones where residents get to leave the building, or at least feel like they have. A Trip to Fort Tryon Park On a

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Not every great day needs a big theme or a special guest. Sometimes it’s the everyday rhythm of music, movement, and community that makes the biggest difference. Music Fills the

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There’s something about a pony walking through the halls that just changes the whole mood of the day. This week, our residents got a visit from Kasey, a certified therapy

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Every so often, the whole building shifts into a different season or a different world entirely. These are the days the decorations come out and the mood changes the moment

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Some days were just meant to take slowly, one relaxing activity at a time. For our residents, their favorite days might just be where they sat at a table, with

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Some weeks bring the music right to the residents’ doorstep, in the halls, in the common rooms, wherever people are gathered. Strolling Violinist A violinist walked through the halls, playing

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After more than 31 years at Fort Tryon, Monica Somayya, LPN, is retiring, and the team gathered to celebrate everything she’s given to this place over the decades. Coworkers filled

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Flags on every wall, red white and blue lights spinning across the room, and a crowd that showed up ready to celebrate. Independence Day at Fort Tryon wasn’t quiet, it

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Gold balloons spelling out “108” filled the room as residents gathered to celebrate one of their own reaching a milestone almost nobody gets to see. The room was packed with

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There’s a moment during a live performance when you can see it land. A foot starts tapping, a hand lifts to keep time, someone hums along without realizing it. That

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