We are excited to announce that we have begun renovations to convert one of our current Type A homes to a Memory Care Unit. If you would like more information on the progress of our memory care unit conversion, please contact Adrian Hewitt at 972-213-8135.
One of the most difficult symptoms to manage in patients suffering from Dementia is agitation. Because they sometimes grow disoriented, Dementia patients can become prone to feelings of anxiety and aggression. Research has shown that natural, alternative therapies exist that can bring feelings of calm to those suffering from Dementia. A Peaceful Environment Adding a few key…
We have again been recognized by the Garland Health Department as winners of its 2011 Food Sanitation Excellence Award. Each year they recognize three top performing assisted living facilities. This year, we took all three top spots. The article is featured below. We have great cooks and housekeepers!
If you are a senior who has lived in the same neighborhood for many years, it can be difficult to accept that you can no longer manage on your own due to physical limitations or memory issues. With careful planning, making the transition to an assisted living community can be a positive experience. Here are some…
Intriguing film on early onset Alzheimer’s coming to local theaters. It is being shown at the Angelika Film Center Plano and the Magnolia Cinema in Dallas. Tickets can be purchased on Fandango. Our administrative team will be at the Angelika Film Center tomorrow at 2 watching it. Here is the trailer:
Mayberry Gardens’ Director Adrian Hewitt was invited to speak to and train a group of 40+ managers in the assisted living industry seeking to receive the designation as Certified Assisted Living Manager. The managers came from communities all over North Texas such as Lewisville, Carrollton, Longview, Richardson and many other DFW areas. Adrian was one…
Thank you to the local Montessori School for bringing their students to trick or treat with our residents. You can see our staff and visiting nurses dressed up along with them!