Our 2020 Walk to End Alzheimer's was in our own courtyard and so much fun. Thanks to our Executive Director, Sales Manager, and all our associates for all their help to make this event go smoothly.
Our residents find art therapy to be very calming and relaxing.
Celebrating September month birthdays-yay!!. Residents got to enjoyed cupcakes, listen to good music, and dance. It was fun and they all had a fabulous time. Happy Birthday!
While this year’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s events will be different, they continue to be deeply meaningful. They continue to help raise awareness about the sixth-leading cause of death in the United States. They continue to help raise funds that make a difference in the lives of those facing Alzheimer’s. Brookdale Senior Living Inc. continues to be one of the largest corporate supporters of the Walk to End Alzheimer’s. This year, thousands of Brookdale associates, residents, and patients are participating in or supporting virtual walks across the country.
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Brookdale Communities Take Part in Virtual Walk to End Alzheimer’s
Arts & crafts with our Health and Wellness Director. Our residents and staff had fun trying to make something look like corn, even though it turned into something else — it looks even better and delicious. The efforts and connections made are all that matter.
Have you heard about our September webinar? Join us September 23 at 3 p.m. CST for a candid conversation about senior living and COVID-19. We'll discuss our procedures and protocols in place to help our residents and chat about why you may want to consider senior living right now. Plus, we’ll let you know what questions to ask as you start to explore your options. For more information or to RSVP visit:
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In The Know Webinar
Making postcards with our executive director was fun, and exciting. Also, big gratitude to our caregiver for spending a lot of time with our new resident and making him feel at home.
As a caregiver, you may often put other people’s needs ahead of your own. While you're going above and beyond during this uncertain time, it’s important to take care of yourself. Burnout can interfere with your ability to provide crisis support during a natural disaster or in times of stress and anxiety. To be an effective caregiver, start with giving yourself some love. These self-care tips may help!
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Self-Care for Caregivers During Coronavirus
The pandemic doesn't stop our residents' fun! Some enjoyed in-room activities and some in the community room while social distancing.
We salute and honor our military residents who are here and who have passed. Thank you and happy Veterans Day!
We keep our residents busy doing morning mental workouts reminiscing and discussing in clustered groups. We would also like to welcome our new resident reading the daily chronicle. Welcome!
We would like to welcome our new resident who loves golf. It may be artificial grass, but he was happy and that's all it matters.
Our residents sure know how to have fun! We did pumpkin carving, hallow party with music, dance, and food. They had and a visit from our own Clare Bridge program coordinator dressing up as the "cool cow". Residents had so much fun, happy Halloween.
Wishing you all a safe, spooky, and spectacular Halloween!
Out and about with our residents on a good sunny day.
Residents and employees are knocking out Covid one vaccination at a time — Round 1.
Don't mind us we are preparing for cold windy days, so here we are making a scarf made out of a shredded t-shirt. This is really cool and easy to make, residents had fun participating and others liked to watch to see results. This is pretty cool and fun to make.
The magical moment when a great-grandma meets her great-grandson for the first time.
'Hats Off Day” for us and it turned out pretty exciting. Residents had a good time picking and choosing what went on their hats.
When residents are painting it allows them to relax and let go of stress. Other likes mixing Caribbean banana fritters that are ready to put in the hot oil. On the other hand, Facetime with family brings comfort to our resident.
