Independent Living: Kicks off Active Aging Week!

Celebrate Active Aging Week at Heisinger Bluffs in Jefferson City, Missouri, where independent living is embraced.

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Welcome to the start of Active Aging Week here at Heisinger Bluffs! 🌿 We're celebrating with a splash of green to promote health and wellness in Jefferson City, Missouri. Our Independent Living residents got creative by upcycling magazines into beautiful bowls. Meanwhile, Unity Park and our Care Center delved into the world of leafy greens and MyPlate nutrition. Join us in embracing a vibrant and healthy lifestyle right here in Jefferson City!

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