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Spring has Sprung!

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Spring has sprung at Panorama! The trees are blossoming, the birds are chirping, and the sun is making more of an effort to break through the clouds. Our campus is beautiful year-round, but it truly shines in the spring!

Did you know?

Over the past 60+ years, our 140 acres have grown to include more than 2,000 distinct varieties of trees, flowering shrubs, and perennials. Now, our campus is one of the largest residential arboretums in Washington State!

To explore the variety of trees and shrubs found on our campus, click the button below to learn more.

Careers in Aging

March is Careers in Aging Month, which is a time to highlight the many career opportunities in the field of aging. In honor of this, we’re spotlighting some of our staff who are passionate about making a difference. From groundskeeping to renovations, skilled nursing to security, our staff works tirelessly to create a supportive and…

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2025 Dancing with the Stars

Our Dancing with the Stars event has become an annual phenomenon! Each year, four staff members and four residents are selected to pair with a talented dancer from the Utah Ballroom Dance Company, creating an unforgettable evening of performances. Every participant takes the stage to perform a specific dance style with a unique theme. As…

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A Special Crowning

The crowning of a Valentine King and Queen was an annual event in the Convalescent and Rehabilitation Center in the early 1990’s. Pictured below is Chuck Williams and Wanda Holladay, crowned in 1991. Wanda and Jesse Holladay were early residents of Panorama and the namesake of Holladay Park; Wanda founded what is now Gifts Etc.…

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Blood Drive Success!

On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we held our first Panorama Community Blood Drive in partnership with Bloodworks Northwest. Our intent in hosting this event was to commemorate Dr. King’s enduring legacy of service, compassion, and unity – and our community showed up! The schedule was filled to capacity, with over half being first-time donors.…

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Chili Drive

Wow! During our October Chili Drive, residents and staff generously donated a total of 986 cans of chili, making a meaningful contribution to All Kids Win. All Kids Win, formerly Homeless Backpacks, is a non-profit organization that provides food for the weekend to homeless teens in Thurston County. Some teens are in government-supported meal programs…

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