St. Paul's Senior Services Celebrates Nurses With Parade

SAN DIEGO, CA — In honor of Nurses Week, St. Paul's Senior Services organized a parade Wednesday that celebrated nurses and the work they do to keep seniors healthy.

The parade kicked off the start of Nurses Week, which runs through May 12, and included several decorated cars that visited five buildings of senior living communities and PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) health clinics.

Parade stops included St. Paul's Plaza and St. Paul's PACE Akaloa in Chula Vista, as well as St. Paul's PACE Reasner, St. Paul's Manor and McColl buildings, and St. Paul's Villa in San Diego.

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St. Paul's Senior Services is a nonprofit and full-service senior care provider, offering independent living, assisted living, and skilled nursing, a child care and senior day care program, and PACE health clinics.

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