Did you know that seniors face higher risk of dehydration? Let’s take a look at some creative solutions for staying hydrated all summer long.

Transitioning from life at home to life at a senior living community is monumental. It marks a decidedly complex time for families to navigate together. We're here to help!

Choosing to begin your senior living journey during the summer months can seem daunting. However, you might be surprised by the sense of peace it brings, being assured that your loved one is receiving individualized care, companionship, and community, while still relishing summer fun all season long!   

Reading is a great option for an indoor activity on especially hot summer days!  Whether you enjoy reading alone or like to participate in a book club, we have the perfect recommendations for you!

June 27th is PTSD Awareness Day, which is dedicated to raising awareness about Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Let’s take a look at some facts and figures about PTSD.

When someone has dementia, life is changed in a multitude of ways all at once, as well as over time. These changes have an impact on people with dementia, as well as those around them such as caregivers, family members, and friends. The questions can pile up, and we're here to help with some answers.

From activities that soothe your desire for days gone-by to artistic outlets for creative expression, having a few ideas in your toolkit can make a significant difference when you’re building a bridge of connectivity to your loved ones.

According to Alzheimer’s Disease International, there are over 100 forms of dementia. Today, we will take a look at a few of the most common types of dementia, the characteristics that make them similar, as well as the markers that distinguish one from another. 

June is Brain Health Awareness Month. So, what exactly is Brain Health Awareness month, and how does that impact us? Let’s take a look!

It’s time to get creative – May 30th is National Creativity Day! No matter what your creative talent is, there’s no better time to let it shine.

Dementia Awareness Week provides an important opportunity to raise awareness about dementia, which impacts millions of people worldwide. 

May 18th is National Visit Your Relatives Day, and we encourage you to plan a visit with your family soon!

Our mission is to deliver an exceptional home-like environment to our residents through compassionate care, personalized attention, and meaningful community engagement, while building trust and confidence with families in our commitment to their loved ones.

We understand that every resident has unique needs, preferences, and different elements that help them to feel safe, loved, and right at home. We also understand the importance of personalizing each resident’s experience as often as possible based on their unique wants and needs. That’s why our Nourish program focuses on personalized care plans tailored to each person’s requirements. 

This National Tell a Story Day, we encourage you to be brave in sharing a story from your life, or to express an eagerness to hear an anecdote from the life of someone you know. If you’re interested in partnering with our community to support our intergenerational relationship building through our Class Act program, contact us today!

This World Music Therapy Week, we’re raising awareness about some of the benefits music therapy holds for senior adults.

This spring, we’re celebrating pets! April 11 marks both National Pet Day and Dog Therapy Appreciation Day, and we are shining a light on some of the benefits of pet companionship and animal therapy for seniors.

This National Walking Day, plan to get out for a walk! Invite a friend or loved one to join you, and take it one step at a time as you develop a walking routine that holds enriching, long-term benefits for your mental and physical health!

Wellderly Week serves as a wonderful reminder that life should be enjoyable at every age! Read more here.

As our parents, grandparents, and loved ones begin to age, it can be hard to know if they’re safe living alone. When you find those extra moments to spend together, there are some signs you can look out for to determine whether your loved one might need additional support or care.