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One of the most challenging aspects of memory loss is knowing how to recognize it. Should I be worried that I misplaced my keys or forgot the name of a family friend – or are these all just normal symptoms of aging that I don’t need to worry about? Provided . . .

23 of our top performing Trilogy campuses all have one thing in common – their unique approach to leadership. At our recent spring meeting, 45 Trilogy campuses were recognized for their exceptional Customer Satisfaction Survey surveys – “making the walk” by receiving at least a score of 4.7605. Of these . . .

Grab some tissues (and maybe a glass of wine) – because this is a story you won’t want to miss.  Recently, a resident’s daughter came to The Glen with one simple request – to ask if the campus would host her wedding so that her dad could be there to . . .

Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia can be a significant undertaking. The responsibility is particularly heavy for those serving as a sole caregiver, providing love, care, and security around the clock, every day of the week. The demands of caregiving quickly become overwhelming if the caregiver does . . .

Navigating Alzheimer’s is difficult – both for the person affected and the loved ones supporting them. That’s why The Alzheimer’s Association has compiled a guide that outlines each stage of the disease – making note of risks to look out for and steps that should be taken accordingly. Early-stage Alzheimer’s. . . .

In previous editions of the CC (let’s see if we can make that stick), we’ve talked about the importance of keeping our bodies in shape. But exercising your mind is just as important as training any other muscle – and can be the key to leading an active, healthy lifestyle. . . .

Forgetfulness and fatigue are natural signs of aging. But when these are combined with additional risk factors, they can be a sign of Alzheimer’s – a disease that we can actively take steps to avoid. Awareness of these eight risk factors that can possibly bring about Alzheimer’s is important to . . .

You’ve probably come across Assisted Living and Memory Care on more than a few websites. While they share some similarities, these are two different service options that cater to the needs of two different types of older adults. It’s no secret that jumping into the world of senior living can . . .

There’s a lot to consider when choosing Memory Care for yourself or a loved one – and finances are almost always at the top of the list. That’s why we’re here to help.   Provided by the Alzheimer’s Association, here are two options to consider when trying to decide if the . . .

There’s no one way to treat memory loss. When caring for someone with Alzheimer’s or dementia, you have to consider medications, your own capabilities as a caregiver — even how you speak in everyday conversations. That’s why we created The Best Friends Approach – a compassionate approach to memory care . . .