Monthly Spotlight

Love Lives at Country Place

At Country Place, love isn’t just a sentiment—it’s a way of life. You’ll find it in the warm friendships between residents, the laughter shared over morning coffee, and the compassionate care from our dedicated team. Love lives here in the small moments and grand gestures, in the kindness exchanged daily and the bonds that grow

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Signs of Caregiver Burnout—And Recognizing the Need for Support

Caregiving for an elderly loved one is a deeply rewarding yet demanding responsibility. Over time, the role can take a toll on the caregiver’s physical, emotional, and mental well-being. Recognizing the signs of burnout early is essential for maintaining your health and continuing to provide quality care. Below are some common indicators that you may

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Protect Your Brain: Healthy Habits for Dementia Prevention

As we age, maintaining brain health becomes increasingly important, especially for those concerned about memory-related conditions. Dementia affects millions of people worldwide, impacting memory, problem-solving, communication skills and the ability to manage daily tasks. While there is no sure-fire way to prevent cognitive decline, research suggests that adopting certain healthy habits can significantly reduce the

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Wintertime is The Perfect Time to Move to Senior Living

As the winter months draw near, the support and comfort of a senior living community becomes more inviting than ever for older adults living on their own. If you or a loved one have been considering a move, here are some reasons why winter might be the perfect time to transition into a senior living

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Helping Parents Adjust to Single Senior Living After Loss of Spouse

For seniors who have spent decades with their partner by their side, the loss of a spouse can be an incredibly difficult experience. This loss often marks the beginning of a new and unfamiliar chapter that includes adjusting to single living. As a caregiver or adult child, it’s natural to want to support your parent through this difficult time. However,

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Senior Scams and How to Protect Your Older Loved Ones

Senior Scams and How to Protect Your Older Loved Ones

As technology evolves, so do the tactics scammers use to target vulnerable populations. Sadly, seniors are often prime targets for fraud, due to their perceived wealth, trusting nature, and in some cases, limited understanding of modern technology. It’s important to stay proactive and help your older loved ones avoid falling victim to these scams. Here’s

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Residents’ Recipes from Country Place

Food isn’t just something we eat – it’s how we connect, share love, and keep family traditions alive. From Sunday suppers to holiday feasts, the meals we make and enjoy together tell stories, create memories, and remind us of the ones who came before us. At Country Place, we’re proud to celebrate the rich traditions

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Signs Your Parent Should No Longer Be Driving

Signs Your Parent Should No Longer Be Driving

As we get older, some of the routine activities we once managed effortlessly can become more challenging. One of the most difficult topics families often face is deciding when it is time to talk to their parent about handing over the car keys. Driving provides independence and freedom, but safety on the road is paramount,

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