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Tips for Transitioning a Loved One to Senior Assisted Living
Helping an aging parent transition to assisted living can be challenging. Many seniors fear this change and with good reason. Many of them in their generation think of assisted living as places where seniors get put away. This is a tough situation for families and it can be difficult determining the best senior assisted living residence for…
Richardson Resident Wears Patriotic Shirt For 50 Consecutive 4th of July Celebrations
Laverne, a resident at Mayberry Gardens in Garland, proudly shows the shirt that she has owned and worn for 50 years on the 4th of July. We are excited to celebrate the 4th of July with you Laverne and for showing your patriotic spirit and 50 year achievement.
Caring For Loved Ones With Dementia and Alzheimer’s
Caring for loved ones with dementia and Alzheimer’s can be demanding, stressful, and emotionally draining. We saw this video recently and wanted to share it with our family members and staff. Teepa Snow is a reknown trainer on dementia and Alzheimer’s care and this powerful video shares some excellent ideas and ways to deal with…
Happy Days Are Here Again
We’ve just had the most wonderful time hearing a selection of songs about America from the cutest group of children from the Happy Days Day-Care. They came to wish our residents a Happy Valentines Day. Each child made a valentine to deliver to the residents along with a huge Happy Valentines Day hug. Thank you Happy Days…
Entertainment Is A Big Part of The Experience!
In January and February we have been blessed to have some fantastic entertainers. So far this year we have had some gospel singers, Patsy Cline impersonators, accordion players, blue grass duets, country singers, and child performers. Here are a few pictures from their performances. Our residents love hearing you sing!!!
Caricatures
Today we had a caricature artist Steve Leach come to each home and draw caricatures of our residents. Our residents and staff had many laughs as we discovered what we would look like in a cartoon. Steve did a great job. You can see his artist profile and work he has done at www.steveleach.com