Canton Regency

Our next two book club selections are here, and we look forward to another wonderful opportunity to bring people together through great books and conversation.

On Thursday, November 19 at 4:00 p.m. we’ll discuss The Giver of Stars by Jojo Moyes, a Reese’s Book Club selection. Set in Depression-era Kentucky, this moving story follows a remarkable group of women who deliver books on horseback to remote communities, forging friendships, finding love and discovering the courage to shape their own lives.

On Thursday, January 7 at 4:00 p.m., we’ll gather to discuss Theo of Golden by Allen Levi, a New York Times bestseller. When a thoughtful stranger arrives in a small Southern town and begins gifting portraits to its residents, unexpected friendships emerge, revealing the extraordinary impact of kindness and human connection.

Whether you’re an avid reader or simply enjoy good conversation and meeting new people, we welcome you to join us at The Canton Regency. Bring your perspective, share your thoughts and enjoy an afternoon of engaging discussion and good company.

All are welcome. We hope you’ll join us!

A wonderful evening of conversation, connection and community at The Canton Regency.

We welcomed over a dozen residents, team members and friends from beyond our community for our inaugural book club, featuring The Correspondent by Virginia Evans. Moderated by our Director of Sales & Marketing, Krista Reese, the evening brought together readers with different perspectives, experiences and insights, all connected by a shared love of a good book.

Our Chef created a menu inspired by the novel, featuring herb-roasted chicken, Maryland crab cakes, Brussels sprouts and an assortment of appetizers, including rye crostini with smoked salmon. W**e, shortbread cookies and lemon pound cake completed the evening.

The discussion was thoughtful, engaging and, at times, deeply personal. We explored the characters, exchanged interpretations and shared the ways the story resonated with each of us. It was a beautiful reminder of how meaningful connections can grow from simply gathering around a shared experience.

At The Canton Regency, we believe community is about more than where you live. It is about the people you meet, the conversations you share and the experiences that bring us together.

Our first book club was a wonderful reflection of that spirit, and we look forward to many more evenings of great books, exceptional dining and meaningful connection.

In October, we wear pink! 💗

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to honor survivors, remember loved ones and remind everyone about the importance of early detection and regular mammograms.

Our talented culinary team prepared a comforting favorite: meatloaf stuffed with cheddar cheese and spinach, topped with savory brown gravy and served with creamy mashed potatoes and tender steamed asparagus. A classic, hearty meal prepared with care and enjoyed by our residents.

Oktoberfest at The Canton Regency was filled with music, dancing, laughter and plenty of fun!

Our residents enjoyed lively Oktoberfest music, dancing with Julie Buckeye, festive fun with friends and, of course, plenty of classic pretzels to enjoy along the way. It was wonderful to see so many residents out on the dance floor, joining in and enjoying the celebration together.

A little music, a little dancing and a lot of Oktoberfest spirit — that’s how we celebrate at the Regency! 🥨

We were completely swept away. 🌿✨

Our sound bath filled the room to capacity, and the response was so wonderfully positive that we’re doing it again! 🤍

The peaceful energy, beautiful sounds, and sense of connection left everyone feeling renewed and uplifted. 🕊️🌱

Interested in joining us next time? Let us know! ✨🌿

🧑‍🍳 Now Hiring: Full-Time & Part-Time Cook

Pay: $16-$20/hour

Job Requirements:
✨ Previous cooking experience preferred
✨ Ability to work as part of a team
✨ Reliable and dependable
✨ Ability to follow recipes and food safety standards
✨ Fine dining experience is a plus!

Ready to apply? Come interview in person Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., or apply online-🔗link in comments below.

📍 Canton Regency Senior Living
4515 22nd St. NW, Canton, OH 44708

This is a cause that is especially close to our hearts at Canton Regency.

As a community with a dedicated Memory Care neighborhood, we see firsthand the importance of compassion, support and continued awareness for individuals and families affected by Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. We’re proud to be a sponsor of the Stark County Alzheimer’s Walk, and we’re putting together our Canton Regency team to walk together in support of this important cause.

We’d love for our residents, families, friends and community to join us on Saturday, September 26th at Canton Centennial Plaza, 330 Court Ave NW, Canton. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m., the ceremony begins at 9:45 a.m., and the walk starts at 10 a.m. Participants can choose from a 1-mile or 3-mile route.

Can’t walk with us? You can still make a difference by making a donation. Every step and every contribution helps support the Alzheimer’s Association and the families touched by this disease.

We hope you’ll join the Canton Regency team and walk with us. Together, we can show our support for a cause that means so much to our community.

Walk to End Alzheimer’s

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Amenities are easy to see and compare. Belonging is harder to measure, but it can have a lasting impact on the senior living experience.

Familiar routines, meaningful relationships and feeling known can be just as important as what a community has to offer. Explore our latest blog on why routine and belonging matter more than amenities.

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From familiar routines to new friendships, each day offers opportunities to connect, explore interests and find something to look forward to.

Wondering what daily life in senior living is really like? We’re taking a closer look at the experiences that make community living feel like home.

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During Certified Nursing Assistants Week, communities across Sonida came together to celebrate the incredible team members who make a difference every day.

Our CNAs are at the heart of resident care, building meaningful relationships and helping residents feel supported, valued and at home. Throughout the week, communities showed their appreciation with heartfelt celebrations, special treats and recognition events.

Thank you to every CNA for your compassion, commitment and the extraordinary care you provide to our residents and their families. Your impact is felt every single day.

As Nurses Week comes to a close, we’re celebrating the Power of Nurses across our communities and the impact they make every day.

Deciding between independent living and assisted living is an important step for seniors and their families. Each option offers unique benefits, from maintenance-free, social lifestyles to personalized support with daily activities.

In this guide, we walk through the key differences, what to consider, and how to choose the right fit based on health, lifestyle, and future needs.

Read the full article and explore what option feels right for you or your loved one: https://sonida.click/a08dec

Staying active helps residents living with Parkinson’s maintain strength, flexibility, and independence. This April, for Parkinson’s Awareness Month, we celebrate how movement supports strength, confidence, and each resident’s unique journey.

Planning ahead makes all the difference in senior care.

At Sonida Senior Living, we guide families through important decisions with confidence. Our latest blog post shares what families wish they knew before a crisis so you can learn from their experiences and prepare early.

Discover the insights and start planning with peace of mind - https://nuvi.me/701axx.

Happy New Year from all of us at Sonida!