One of the many ways we celebrate wellness together at Panorama is through our annual Pathways event, a fun and healthy tradition that brings our community together each year.

Participants enjoy a 3.1-mile walk, jog, or ride through campus, beginning at the Aquatic and Fitness Center and finishing at the Pavilion. More than just a fitness event, Panorama Pathways is an opportunity for residents, staff, and families to connect, encourage one another, and enjoy an active morning together. The event promotes movement, friendship, and a shared commitment to well-being while creating lasting memories across generations.

An added bonus this year was the return of the Olympia Baseball Club 12U team, whose enthusiasm brought extra energy and excitement. The team members cheered on participants and handed out water while encouraging everyone along the way. Their positive spirit and community involvement have become a wonderful addition to Panorama Pathways, making an already special event even more memorable.

Events like Panorama Pathways reflect our shared commitment to healthy living, active lifestyles, and the strong sense of community that makes Panorama such a special place to call home.

This year’s Wellness Fair was our biggest yet, with over 35 vendors participating and sharing valuable resources on health, fitness, nutrition, mental wellness, and more.

These events are more than just informative – they’re an essential part of supporting the well-being of our residents. By connecting directly with local providers and wellness experts, residents gain easier access to services, build relationships within the community, and are empowered to take a more active role in their own health.

Our annual Pathways 5k event is a celebration of wellness, community, and fun! Participants enjoy a scenic 3.1-mile walk, jog, or ride through campus, starting at the Aquatic and Fitness Center and ending at the Pavilion, with water stations along the way.

This year’s great turnout brought together friends, families, and neighbors for a day full of excitement and connection. A highlight was the Olympia Baseball Club 12U team, who brought big energy to one of the water stations. They cheered on participants and handed out water with huge smiles.

Whether participating, volunteering, or cheering, everyone helped make the event memorable.

Our Annual Health & Fitness forum provides our residents with the opportunity to hear from different speakers and vendors discussing topics related to health and wellness. We had at least 120 people come through this year who enjoyed this fun and interactive way to promote health and fitness. The “Fender Blender” smoothie bike sure was a hit! Everyone had a great time and we look forward to making it an even bigger success next year!

This annual event is well-loved and offers residents the chance to jog, run or bike the 3.1 miles through many neighborhoods around campus. It’s a great opportunity to connect with others, get some exercise in and of course, have some fun!

Our Annual Pickleball Clinic, led by our Aquatic and Fitness Coordinator, is always a hit. It’s a great opportunity for residents to meet other players, learn more about the game and most importantly, have some fun!

Panorama is home to many wonderful pets and an afternoon stroll around campus will provide you with a glimpse into the personalities of many dogs. Among them is a beloved English Lab who proudly wears her title as a Therapy Dog. Gemma makes weekly rounds to visit patients in the Convalescent and Rehabilitation Center. She is the ideal visitor and friend because of her patience, calm demeanor, lovable personality, and desire to bring happiness to those around her!

 “Gemma provides joy and comfort every week in the C&R. She is particularly suited for visits in the Gentle Care unit. When she is here the residents are noticeably more alert, focused, stimulated, and animated as they interact with her and follow her through the unit. Her presence can instantly change someone’s mood and they look forward to seeing her. Animals can reach into our hearts and this is particularly true for our residents who no longer have the benefit of a companion pet.”  

Deb Becker, C&R Activity Director