Entries by Fallbrook Author

Spring Activities for Residents in Memory Assisted Living

Spring is a wonderful time to engage residents with memory loss in fun and stimulating activities. Thus, it would be excellent to explore various activities that can be tailored to the unique needs and abilities of individuals living in memory assisted living facilities.   From outdoor gardening to indoor arts and crafts, the spring activities […]

Celebrating World Music Therapy Day in Memory Care Assisted Living

World Music Therapy Day is an annual celebration taking place every 1st of March. On this day therapists, students, and patients spread awareness of the healing power of music. The community shares how music can help address social, physical, mental, and emotional issues. Memory care assisted living residents can also greatly benefit from the healing […]

What to Expect from Memory Assisted Living

According to the latest statistics, 7 out of 10 people need memory assisted living care in their lifetime. And with a growing population of seniors, there’s a need for at least 1 million assisted living units by 2040. But what exactly is memory-assisted living? Understanding Memory Assisted Living The American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) […]

New Year, New Books with Fallbrook Assisted Living

Although self-love can be done any time of the year throughout the year, the New Year is the perfect time to make changes and promises and let go of the past. Fallbrook Assisted Living encourages all to keep up with your much-loved hobby – reading. The right book you are reading not only provides convenient […]

Prepping For The New Year In Assisted Living

The holidays are upon us and preparing can be a bit stressful. When you think that you are through with Christmas gatherings, shopping, and gift-giving, you are suddenly reminded to make New Year’s plans. Yes, Christmas and New Year are only a week or so apart. But despite the rush, do not forget your loved […]

World Diabetes Day in Fallbrook Memory Care Facility

November is World Diabetes Month and is the world’s biggest diabetes awareness drive. Through the annual celebration, people worldwide spread education and awareness. In general, the elderly is more susceptible to diabetes. That being the case, an adult living with diabetes along with family members need better education. With lifestyle change and professional care from […]

Celebrating Halloween in Nursing Homes

With Halloween just right around the corner, everyone is busy finding the best costumes, picking pumpkins to carve, and getting ready for trick or treating. But for seniors in nursing homes, this time of the year can be a bit scary, especially since the dark and sometimes chaotic theme of Halloween could make them feel […]