PARK SENIOR VILLAS BLOG

An 80th birthday is more than another candle on the cake. It is a celebration of stories, family, resilience, memories and the kind of wisdom that only comes from eight full decades of life. That can make choosing the right gift feel a little intimidating. After all, what do you

When you look at a bar of soap, you probably see a hygiene product. But Jerry Claude and other residents in Park Senior Villas’ Chandler community see a chance to express their creativity. Although you may not have considered soap carving as a pastime, you just might when you learn

Although new drugs have been approved in the last few years to slow the progression of early-stage Alzheimer’s disease, other drugs are often prescribed to treat symptoms that present in the later stages of Alzheimer’s and in other types of dementia. In some cases, psychotropics are prescribed off-label, meaning they

Each September, one week of the month is designated as National Assisted Living Week®. It’s an opportunity to bring greater awareness to the crucial role assisted living plays in caring for older adults and those with disabilities. This year, NALW is September 8–14. NALW is among our favorite celebrations at

As our loved ones age, it becomes increasingly vital to ensure they’re able to maintain their independence and receive the best possible care and support, should they need it, during their golden years. If supportive care is needed, assisted living communities and skilled nursing facilities (or what are sometimes referred

Did you know that bingo has a birthday … month? It’s December, in case you’re wondering. Hard-core fans can celebrate the 31 Days of Bingo if they want, though the average person is more likely to celebrate National Bingo Day, like we do at Park Senior Villas. A Brief History

Although the terms behavioral health and mental health refer to different aspects of how a person thinks and acts, there is some overlap between them. For example, a mental health condition can have an impact on a person’s behavioral health. And a person’s routine behaviors can bring on or worsen

It’s no secret that socializing is one of the keys to aging well. Connecting with others promotes a sense of well-being and reduces the likelihood of experiencing loneliness and depression for people of all ages, and the benefits may be most evident in seniors. Though nearly all of us enjoy