Solana cares for the hands that raised you
For as long as you live, there will be things in life that you remember forever; likely, your parents’ hands are one of those things - the way they look and the way they feel. Whether they are warm and big or small and cool.
After you’ve thought about what they look like, down to the last freckle and wrinkle, the memories come flooding back. These are the hands that held you when you were just minutes old. These are the hands that wiped away your tears when you cried as a child, and then again when you were grown. These are the hands that held you up as you learned how to ride that bike. These are the hands that cooked for you and then taught you how to cook for your family. These are the hands that would write about their love for you in every birthday card. These are the hands that, when you found “the one,” held your hand as you walked down the aisle. These are the hands that, even though they were older, still knew how to best comfort your children (because, after all, Grandma and Grandpa know best!). These are the hands that, through the years, kept a camera close by to capture special moments with you and your family. These are the hands that have been sunburned and manicured, youthful and aged, clean and dirty and then clean again. These hands are connected to the heart of the one who loves you immeasurably and unconditionally.
The Solana at Cinco Ranch is proud to celebrate these hands with you. It is an extraordinary honor to care for the hands that care so much for you. Here at The Solana at Cinco Ranch, we dig deep to understand where these hands have been and what they have done. That deep understanding is what helps us to provide the best possible programming and care for your loved one. The investment of time and energy we put into serving these hands, your loved ones’ hands, is worth every minute.. hands down.
These are the hands that cared for you; now let our hands care for them.
For more information about The Solana at Cinco Ranch and its services, call (281) 720-7530 or visit the community on the WEB at www.TheSolana.com.