Brookdale Blogs
Dating: Then vs. Now
Eighty-year-old Wanda and 27-year-old Anna share their thoughts and experiences about how the landscape of dating has, or hasn't, changed across generations.
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6 Tips to Help Prevent Falls
The holidays are a great opportunity to not only spend time with loved ones, but to make sure their home is safe and free from fall risks.
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Therapy That's Music To Your Ears
Regular music therapy sessions in senior living communities do wonders for the residents' wellbeings. This approach to therapy reduces stress and improves brain function.
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9 Signs Your Parents Are Dealing With Cognitive Changes
If you notice any of these signs when you’re home this holiday season, it might be time to talk to your loved one about their cognitive well-being.
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This 60-Year-Old IRONMAN Triathlete Isn't Slowing Down
Reiko doesn't let the fact that she is now an AARP member deter her from competing in triathlons all across the world.
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Why Myrlen Chose to Call Brookdale Home
Myrlen has called Brookdale home for over seven years. From the activities, outings, amenities, and more, Myrlen tells us why she decided to become a Brookdale resident.
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The Benefits of Connecting Across Generations
Intergenerational relationships can benefit all ages, specifically seniors and children. These connections can help reduce the likelihood of isolation and depression in seniors.
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Respite Care: Can I Walk Away?
Respite care is a process in which a person living with dementia comes to stay at Brookdale in one of our dementia care communities for a set amount of time while their care partner does something for themselves.
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The Weight of Care and the Lightness of Being a Care Partner
Caregiver itself is becoming a term of the past. We now frame things positively in terms of a shared life of connected people who are care partnering.
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Is it OK to Lie to a Person with Dementia? A Look at Ethical Care
Many ethical dilemmas can arise for those providing care for people living with dementia. As the disease progresses, you may ask whether it is ever OK to deceive a person with dementia for “their own good.”
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Virtual Reality Is Shaping a New Future for Seniors
Virtual reality technology is trending in retirement communities. Not just because it's cool, but also for its positive impact on seniors' health.
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Why Seniors and Technology Belong Together
Technology and seniors may not be as opposite as you think. New studies show the importance of using technology for the over sixty population and the positive impact it has.
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Social Butterflies Live Longer Than Hermits
Social butterflies live longer than hermits. Research shows that social connections may have a greater impact on your health and overall well-being than you may think.
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Living Well with Wearable Tech
Today’s seniors have been living with technology for a long time. Now as devices like FitBits and Apple Watches become more prominent, so do the health benefits.
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War Hero and Scoutmaster: The Story of Josiah V. Benator
Josiah is a remarkable human with an unmatched sense of adventure, and perhaps the most remarkable adventure has been his involvement with the Boys Scouts of America.
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