Category: Memory Care

Key Takeaways Word recall exercises gently challenge the brain and support cognitive engagement Activities tied to long-term memories tend to feel more natural and comforting Short, consistent sessions paired with music or family involvement work well over time Memory care communities offer person-centered programs designed around each individual Touring a memory care community can help…

Aging brings many changes, some of which are expected, like slower movement or graying hair. Others, like memory shifts, can feel more personal. While some forgetfulness is natural, that doesn’t mean we’re powerless. In fact, one of the most effective ways to support brain health is exercise. Regular physical activity can support memory, improve focus,…

It’s been said before, but aging brings many changes to a person’s life. Some of these changes are a natural part of growing older, while others can be the first sign of more serious issues. It's natural, for instance, for people to notice changes in their memory and cognitive abilities.  While some degree of forgetfulness…

Transitioning a family member into a memory care community is often a challenging and emotional decision. Making sure that this move is as seamless as possible is important, especially considering the special requirements of those with memory conditions like Alzheimer's or dementia.  Peregrine Senior Living has put together a checklist for moving into memory care…