Senior Living News

Staying Social Through Shared Meals and Recipe Exchanges

For seniors, meals nourish both physical health and emotional well-being. Sharing meals and swapping recipes helps you stay connected, active and engaged, whether you gather friends around your table at Bethesda Gardens Loveland or host a casual lunch in your home. As you age, social opportunities change as friends move away or mobility issues limit your participation in outings. Turning meals into moments of connection allows you to spark joy, build relationships and revive cherished memories while you enjoy something delicious.

Dementia and Hallucinations: What Caregivers Should Know

As dementia progresses, it can bring some unexpected changes, not just in a person's memory and behavior but also in how they experience the world around them. One of the more confusing changes for families and their loved ones is the occurrence of hallucinations.

Hip Health for Older Adults: A Brief Guide

As you age, maintaining hip health becomes increasingly important for preserving your independence and quality of life. At Bethesda Gardens Loveland in Colorado, we understand the challenges that hip discomfort and limited mobility can present to seniors. Our assisted living and memory care community is committed to supporting residents with resources and programs designed to promote hip health and overall well-being.

Eating and Drinking and Dementia

At Bethesda Gardens Loveland, we understand that proper nutrition plays an important role in the overall well-being of those living with dementia. Our assisted living and memory care community in beautiful Loveland, Colorado, is dedicated to providing compassionate, specialized care to address all aspects of health, including the fundamental needs of eating and drinking. Proper nutrition supports physical health and may also impact cognitive function and quality of life for those experiencing memory challenges.

Getting Access to Your Loved One's Online Medical Portal: Pros, Cons and How to Do It

Supporting a loved one through the dementia journey comes with many emotional and practical challenges. Whether you’re helping with day-to-day tasks or navigating complex health needs, staying informed can make a big difference.

7 Stretches You Can Do in Bed or a Chair

With so many senior-oriented exercise programs focusing on cardio, yoga and tai chi, it's easy to overlook stretching. Often used as a warm-up or cool-down exercise, stretches come in many varieties, and you can easily build an entire routine from them alone.

Routine and Dementia: Why Change Is Hard

If you've ever cared for someone living with dementia, you've likely noticed how much they rely on routine. At Bethesda Gardens Loveland Assisted Living and Memory Care, we understand that consistency offers comfort, while changes in routine can trigger confusion, anxiety and sometimes distress. Understanding why change is so challenging for those with dementia can help caregivers and family members provide better support and create more meaningful interactions.