We are monitoring the COVID-19 virus and taking precautionary measures. Read more here: http://bkd.co/6180TbCBK
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Brookdale's response to COVID-19 | Brookdale Senior Living Newsroom
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
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
Our outside visits have been going very well!
If you’d like to schedule a visit with your loved one whether FaceTime call, window visit, or outside visit, please call our community. We’re more than happy to help you all stay connected. ❤️
Lois has been receiving a lot of original pieces in the mail from her grandchildren, and she’s sure to keep each one. Who knows... they may be worth a fortune in the future.
Happy Labor Day to all those who have made contributions to our nation's workforce -- both past and present!
We aren’t sure if Margie and Pat coordinated their outfits today, but they sure are looking good!
Here’s Pat and Margie visiting with their loved one.
Our outside visits are still happening. Please be sure to contact the community to schedule your outside visit with your loved ones. Let’s stay connected. ❤️
Mom and Dad taught you the value of a buck. Now that they're a little older, is it time to give them a little financial help? Check out our five tips to help manage your parents' finances.
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Five Tips to Help Manage Your Parents' Finances
Our outside visits are still happening! Please contact our community to schedule an outside visit with your loved ones. We’re more than happy to accommodate you any way we possibly can. Let’s stay connected!
Today is James’ 101st birthday! We’re happy to report that he’s in great spirits and is all smiles.
Happy Birthday, James! 🎂
Happy Veteran’s Day to our amazing residents! We thank you for your service. 🇺🇸
In honor of Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, join us November 18 at 3 p.m. CST for this month's "In the Know" webinar as we discuss advancements in dementia care, from adaptive technology to caregiving solutions. The webinar is led by Juliet Holt Klinger, Brookdale's Senior Director of Dementia Care and Programs. Reserve your spot today!
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In The Know Webinar
Here’s Donna wishing you all a great rest of your week! 😊
Of the young adults with autism that pursue further schooling after high school, 75% to 85% are unemployed after graduation. Octogenarian Beverly Ficon is helping change that through her work with Spectrum Works.
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How One Senior Is Helping Young Adults with Autism Find Jobs
Efforts towards COVID-19 prevention have become part of our daily lives, and finally a breakthrough is almost here: vaccines are on the verge of FDA approval. As part of a U.S. government program, Brookdale residents and associates will be among the first group to have access to a COVID-19 vaccine when it’s available. Read on to learn more about Brookdale's next step in aiding prevention.
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How Brookdale is Getting Ready for the COVID-19 Vaccine
The holiday may look different this year, but we're still giving thanks for the things we have. Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours.
