Expressions Our award-winning memory care program Expressions is designed to keep memory care residents active and engaged. Expressions uses innovative care techniques and life enrichment programming to provide people with dementia and their families an environment in which the individual can live a productive and active life and be treated with dignity and respect. Learn…

Celebrations Our Assisted Living residents enjoy our cutting-edge wellness program Celebrations, which is based on six wellness categories that are designed to nurture body, mind, and spirit; giving you the choices and freedom to celebrate life. With Celebrations, you have the tools to explore a host of exhilarating new activities to achieve a healthy and…

Celebrations Our Assisted Living residents enjoy our cutting-edge wellness program Celebrations, which is based on six wellness categories that are designed to nurture body, mind, and spirit; giving you the choices and freedom to celebrate life. With Celebrations, you have the tools to explore a host of exhilarating new activities to achieve a healthy and…

Engaging Our Residents Using innovative care techniques and life enrichment programming, Expressions provides people with dementia an outlet for creativity through five aspects of healthy aging. Most importantly, we take care of the details so that you can focus on the more positive aspects of your relationship with your loved one. Wellness Categories Expressions is…

Whether you’re adementia caregiver, looking for a soliddementia care plan, living with dementia or simply curious about the disease and its progression and treatment, there is a podcast out there for you. This week, we will be highlighting five podcasts that focus on dementia and Alzheimer’s disease in an effort to provide you and your…

There are a few reasons why you may be considering amemory care facilityfor a loved one. One of the first questions that people often have when coming up with adementia care planfor a loved one is, “What is a memory care community?” First and foremost, it’s important to remember that a memory care community is…

Cognitive health is one of the most pressing concerns facing seniors and their families. From trying to determine if someone is dealing with normal forgetfulness or an actual cognitive disorder, to deciding when the time is right for full-time memory care, it’s a fraught, emotional process. We have an interview here with Angie Frantz, the…

Cognitive decline can often be subjective. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), subjectivecognitive declineis, “the self-reported experience of worsening or more frequent confusion or memory loss.” It is also one of the earliest symptoms ofAlzheimer’sand other forms of dementia. If a loved one is experiencing subjective cognitive decline, having a conversation…

Tom Coughlin is a former Super Bowl-winning NFL head coach. It was his job to lead and motivate some of the toughest men in professional sports in the pursuit of victory. However, he wrote an article in the New York Times writing about a new, much more difficult challenge he’s taken on: that of caregiver to his wife…

Early on when a parent or loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or dementia it’s important to be supportive during these early stages. It’s also imperative that you begin making solid plans for the journey of supporting and caring for a loved one living with Alzheimer’s or dementia. A solid and well thought out dementia…

As a therapeutic tool, music has endless benefits, especially for older adults and those living inmemory carecommunities who have been diagnosed withAlzheimer’s or dementia. From stimulating the brain to enhancing memory, there are many reasons why more and more caregivers are turning to music therapy to enhance a loved one’s life on a day-to-day basis.…