Activities at Millie’s

Staying Active, Engaged, and Connected

At Millie’s, life is about more than just comfort and care, it’s about community, joy, and purpose. Our residents enjoy a wide variety of individual and group activities that keep minds active, bodies moving, and spirits lifted.

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  • Daily Bingo (a resident favorite!)

  • Puzzles, dominoes, and other games are always available

  • Weekly Bible study

  • Book group discussions when requested by residents

  • Chair yoga or chair Tai Chi stretching exercises

  • Raised-bed gardening right on site

  • Picnics on the patio with visiting community groups

  • Entertainment throughout the year from musicians, singers, and children’s groups

  • Holiday traditions like 4th of July parade activities and special seasonal events

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We encourage residents to suggest activities they love. We believe the best schedule is one created together.

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At Millie’s, we believe life is richer when it’s shared. That’s why our doors are always open to neighbors, schools, churches, musicians, artists, and anyone in the community who would like to spend time with our residents. Whether it’s music, storytelling, crafts, or simply conversation, we welcome those who want to bring joy and connection into our home.

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The Millie’s Difference

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The Millie’s Difference ♥

Life at Millie’s goes beyond activities, it’s the everyday details that make us special.

Here are the 10 Best Things that set Millie’s apart from other assisted living communities:

  1. Family-style living that’s casual and comfortable, including family-style meals where relatives are always welcome.

  2. Downtown Silver City just steps away—residents can walk or roll to shops, restaurants, and galleries.

  3. Beautiful spaces to enjoy: three patios (one with a pond, waterfall, and fish), a cozy living room, a library, and a group dining room.

  4. Pet-friendly environment—small pets are welcome if residents can care for them.

  5. Daily staff interaction that ensures every resident feels seen and valued.

  6. Healthy snacks available 24/7.

  7. Social, recreational, cultural, and physical activities.

  8. House calls from doctors (for HMS patients).

  9. Personalized living spaces—bring your own furnishings or enjoy ours.

  10. We really care! Our residents say it best: Millie’s is a place where love and kindness shine every day.

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Millie’s - A Poem by Alex Paterson (son of a resident)

There’s a home called Millie’s Place.
Where good folks look at each other with a fond embrace.

We call it a Care Center, but it’s more than that.
It’s a pleasant place where a person is proud to hang his hat.

The folks there are so special, in so many ways.
And their kindness helps the clientele to have pleasant days.

Our friend Eric, he’s the one in charge, he’s always checking to make sure all is right.
He’s always available day or night.

And good, healthy food is prepared in Sally’s kitchen
And served hot and tasty
Always on time, always very hasty.

She can make a cake only matched by Mrs. Toney, spiced with fruit, nuts and raisins
made with no effort spared
Just all for us to share.

Another great, wonderful thing that makes our luncheon special is when Irma reads a daily devotion.
She reads it with such meaning
Just like the Lord’s emotion.

We can’t express the appreciation we have for Yesika, Irene, Irma and all the girls
Who give such loving care
They give such love which they do share.

When the folks at Millie’s need a little help, a kind word is always given
a smile always forthcoming
Like the sun on a happy morning.

So, we thank God for Millie’s and all the girls who work there.

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