In late June 2021, the Living Branches community wished the former director of dementia care strategy, Kathleen Roberts, the very best in her retirement. After Kathleen’s eight years of service…
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Ageism: A Threat to Our Society
On May 14, 2021, Seth Laucks, Living Branches creative arts therapy coordinator, was a speaker on a virtual panel discussion hosted by Drexel University’s creative arts therapies program. The discussion…
Senior Care Terms Defined
Choosing the right care for your loved one is difficult and overwhelming. When it comes to senior care, there are so many terms that are so similar, yet mean the difference…
Interviews with Residents at Living Branches
Everyone’s reasons for choosing Living Branches are different. However, their experiences here are all full of caring staff, friendship, happiness, and personalized care plans to support their individual lifestyles. Hear…
Dementia Care Strategy – Music & Memory
Music has the power to awaken the mind. With the Music & Memory program at Living Branches, residents are brought closer to loved ones. Hear about some more of the…
Resident Stories in Personal Care at Living Branches
Making the decision to move to Personal Care can be challenging, but you are not alone. Hear from our residents about their transition into Personal Care and how their wonderful…
Live & Grow Together at Living Branches
Living Branches is an ecosystem of valued residents and caring staff founded on the values of togetherness. Learn more about the history, services, and different campuses and hear what life…
Dementia Care for Seniors: Communication Techniques
It’s often difficult for seniors with dementia to communicate with others. It can be challenging for family members and friends to talk to and understand loved ones with dementia. They…
How to determine when your loved one needs Personal Care
As senior adults age and their health needs change, a move to Personal Care, also known as assisted living, may be the right next step. Personal Care allows your loved one to…
Finding the Best Activities for People Living with Dementia
Seniors living with dementia often find everyday activities are more difficult. But choosing appropriate, failure-free activities can lead to a better quality of life, and reduce challenging behaviors. Below are…