Serenity Bridges began with a personal question:
What if retirement could create more freedom to live between two countries and experience the best of both?
For co-founder Luis Licon, the idea was rooted in his own connection to Mexico and the United States. As a Mexican-American, he began thinking about his own future and the possibility of creating a retirement home in Mexico that would allow him to remain connected to the United States.
The more he explored the idea, the bigger it became.
There were others who might want the same opportunity. People ready to experience something new after decades of working. People with ties to Mexico who wanted to reconnect with a place that was already part of their story. Others simply curious about what life could look like somewhere different.
Serenity Bridges grew from that possibility.
Today, our intimate, independent living and assisted living communities let residents make Mexico part of their next chapter while enjoying high American standards of personalized service and operations, in a setting where their savings and resources stretch further, and their possibilities expand. What started as one vision for retirement became an invitation to imagine your own.
Creating a different kind of retirement experience takes people who understand both sides of what Serenity Bridges represents.
Our leadership brings together decades of experience working in the United States and Mexico, including adult care, business development, and operations. That combination gives Serenity Bridges a team that understands the practical details of creating and operating retirement communities while also understanding what it means to build a life across two countries.
Luis Licon
Luis is a civil engineer with a master’s degree in Business Development and is a U.S.-certified Project Management Professional (PMP®).
A Mexican-American entrepreneur with extensive experience in both Mexico and the United States, Luis brings a bicultural perspective to Serenity Bridges, along with years of binational project management and business development.
His own vision for a retirement that could remain connected to both countries helped inspire the idea that became Serenity Bridges.
Mike Dyson
Mike brings more than 26 years of experience in the adult care industry, with expertise in designing and operating retirement and adult care homes.
He holds master’s degrees in Health Administration and Business Administration and is certified by the State of North Carolina to operate Adult Care Homes.
His experience brings an established understanding of adult care operations to the Serenity Bridges model.
Natalu Gomez
Natalu brings more than 20 years of human resources experience in Mexico, with a background in recruiting, training, and retaining service-oriented team members.
She is bilingual and holds degrees in Finance and Business Administration. Her experience helps Serenity Bridges build teams in Mexico centered around service and the resident experience.
Itzin Aguilar
Alyce Gruel
Maria Regil
The future of retirement living is being shaped by a growing population of older adults and increasing demand for senior housing. The number of Americans age 65 and older is projected to grow significantly, with the demand for senior housing growing from 2.2 million units in 2025 to 4 million units by 2040.
Serenity Bridges was created around a simple idea: retirement could offer people more without requiring them to spend more to get it.
Our communities are designed to combine a smaller, more personal environment with the advantages of operating in Mexico. The Serenity Bridges model is built around personalized service and an intimate scale, while the difference in operating costs between Mexico and the United States creates a distinct benefit.
Retirement in Mexico offers a dramatically lower cost of living without sacrificing quality of life. From healthcare to housing to daily expenses, residents get more value for every dollar, making a comfortable retirement more accessible than ever.
From the moment residents decide to make the move, a dedicated bilingual concierge accompanies them every step of the way, from the United States to their new home in Mexico. This isn’t a transactional handoff; it’s a relationship built to make the transition feel personal, supported, and stress-free from day one.
Staying connected to family shouldn’t come with a price tag. Every Serenity Bridges community includes a dedicated guest room where residents’ families can stay completely free for up to two weeks each year, making it easy for loved ones to visit and experience the community firsthand.
Moving to Mexico is more than choosing a different address. It can mean reconnecting with a culture you know, discovering one you have always been curious about, or finally giving yourself permission to do something unexpected. That’s the kind of move Serenity Bridges was created to support.
From our intimate retirement communities in Mexico to the Personal Travel Bilingual Concierge that accompanies residents on their journey from the United States, we want the experience to feel personal from the very beginning.
You’re not simply choosing where to retire. You’re stepping into a life of more.
Maybe you’ve imagined waking up somewhere warmer. Maybe you’re ready to experience a new culture. Or maybe you’ve reached a point where you have the freedom to stop asking, “What’s next?” and start asking, “What do I want more of?”
Whatever “more” means to you, Serenity Bridges offers the chance to embrace it. Your next chapter is waiting. Where will you take it?