Regency Residence,
a Holiday Retirement
Community

Regency Residence residents enjoy a variety of health and fitness activities, from weekly group exercise classes to anytime access to on-site fitness equipment.

Join our walking club for a stroll on the grounds or at a mall. Get quarterly balance screenings by our on-site therapy group. Enjoy gentle movement in our strength and balance classes. See our on-site physical therapist if you need a tune up.

Enjoy restaurant-style dining served by courteous staff. Chef-prepared meals are provided every day in Regency Residence's dining room. Sit with friends or invite your family for a special occasion in our private dining room. Each meal is designed to meet the unique nutritional needs of community members.

Award-winning Chef Jorge trained at the Culinary Institute of America and has been with us for 15 years. He gets to know our residents, and sometimes likes to surprise them with personalized dishes. Chef Jorge hosts a monthly roundtable where residents can provide feedback and recipes.

There’s so much to explore in the Port Richey area and Regency Residence makes sure that residents experience as much as possible. Regular outings to favorite restaurants, local events, and more introduce residents to all their neighborhood has to offer and connect them to the surrounding community.

Complimentary transportation provides residents with easy access to a variety of local activities, events and attractions, including a weekly “Lunch Bunch” outing to resident-selected restaurants. Favorite field trip destinations include the local Suncoast theater, beaches, boating excursions, and local state parks.

Regency Residence's comprehensive calendar is packed with both recurring activities and special events. The variety of available activities is meant to enrich the whole person by stimulating physical, emotional, spiritual, intellectual, creative, social or vocational wellness.

Join our weekly singing club. Make outfits for the grandkids in the sewing club. Challenge your neighbors to a game of Wii bowling. Watch the beautiful butterflies in our butterfly garden. Attend coffee hour every Tuesday and happy hour every Friday. There's plenty to do around campus.

Furry friends are welcomed as residents at Regency Residence. We understand how important the companionship and bond that seniors share with their pets. We’re delighted to have cats, dogs, birds, and even bunnies as part of our community.

Community "pets" include turtles in our ponds and Spoonbill storks and sandhill cranes from the bird sanctuary adjacent to Regency Residence's campus. Therapy animals also visit us regularly.

Regency Residence is equipped with WiFi access to help you stay connected throughout the building. You can also use community desktop computers, Wii gaming systems, a karaoke machine, and our computer library.

We host weekly "Tech Tuesdays," where residents learn tips for apps, cell phones, and internet use from their resident enrichment coordinator. We also offer a monthly "millennial classroom," where residents learn new lingo, slang, and cool uses for apps.

The exclusive Travel & Stay program offers residents exciting opportunities to travel around the country, with free stays of up to seven days at any of Holiday Retirement’s more than 260 communities. Three chef-prepared meals are included with each trip. Visit all 43 states or just choose a favorite new location or two.

From your new home community you can also "travel" to destinations throughout the world with our Travel Adventure Program. This features educational activities and occasionally food specific to the chosen destination. Reserve your seat for the next travel destination with us!

Many residents find a sense of fulfillment in donating their time and skills to a cause close to their hearts. There's many opportunities to give back at Regency Residence.

Residents support Toys for Tots with toy drives. They also help The Homeless Coalition by weaving blankets from grocery bags for the homeless to sleep on. Regency Residence partners with the special needs program at our local high school, offering a volunteer on-the-job-training program for special needs students.