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Alicia Seaver is the Vice President of Memory Care Operations for EPOCH Senior Living and a Certified Memory Impairment Specialist. Every month, she addresses a specific issue related to memory and memory care. If you’re interested in hearing about a ...

Every family has their own fun holiday traditions. Whether it’s a Christmas-cookie competition, gingerbread house decorating contest, caroling or even a religious service, we all have our favorite ways of celebrating the holiday season. When loved ones ...

Are you caring for a loved one with memory loss? If so, you may be preparing for the cold winter months that are ahead. Whether you and your loved one look at winter with wonder or would rather do without all of its woes, the coldest months of the season ...

It’s the season of fun, friends and family, and we’re certainly getting in the holiday spirit at Bridges® by EPOCH at Westwood! How is your holiday cheer? If it’s not exactly what you’ve been wishing for during this time of year, there’s still time to ...

The holidays are a time of fun, good cheer and excitement, and at Bridges® by EPOCH at Trumbull, it’s no different!
“Our residents, team members, families and friends look forward to celebrating the holiday season here,” says Trish McKay, Executive ...

Gifts don’t always need to be tangible. In fact, the best gift is often your time and attention. This season, get inspired to give the gift of an experience instead of a present for a loved one with dementia.
“We often hear adult children and ...

Have you noticed your loved one is beginning to exhibit signs of memory loss? Is your loved one with memory loss needing more care than usual? Are you beginning to need additional support to provide the care your loved one with memory loss needs? Have ...

The most wonderful time of the year is nearly here! Have you finished your Christmas shopping yet? We know that as the days tick by, the stress surrounding holiday gift-gathering can rise, especially if you’re shopping for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or ...

As seniors age, it becomes more important to plan for the future – this is especially true, however, for those with memory loss. Why is this? According to Michelle Pelham, Executive Director at Bridges® by EPOCH at Nashua, a memory care assisted living ...

Winter can be filled with fun traditions, delicious treats and, of course, meaningful time with friends and family. But winter can also be cold, dark and gloomy for months on end, which can lead to some very real cold-weather blues. This is especially ...

The holidays can be a difficult time for families whose loved one is living with memory loss caused by Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia. After all, many of our holiday conversations start with “Remember when …”, which can instantly make ...

For many, December is filled with holiday cheer – after all, the holidays bring up fond memories of the past for many. From family dinners and desserts to cherished presents, holiday cards and time with those we love, this time of year can bring much joy ...