The “Baby Boomer” generation is often considered the most influential generation of the 20th century and for a good reason. They represent one of the largest parts of the American population! It’s estimated that 10,000 baby boomers are reaching retirement age every day. And as they grow older, this generation is continuing to set trends. […]
Important Message Regarding Visitors to Licensed Areas of Bethany Village
Family members of Bethany Village residents who reside in our nursing home, assisted living and short-term rehab facility will receive this communication. Social media is often the fastest means of communication, so we are sharing this letter with the larger community as well: We want to update you on the proactive approach Bethany Village is […]
Helpful Tips for a Smooth Transition to Memory Care
Moving a loved one to an assisted living memory care community is a significant life change. While you know you’re making the right decision for your loved one’s wellbeing, you may start to feel overwhelmed as moving day approaches. It’s natural to feel this way, but thankfully, there are many things you can do to […]
Covid-19 Alert – Visiting Bethany Village
This notice applies to the licensed (nursing home) and assisted living portions of our Bethany Village campus. There are confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Ohio. Governor Mike DeWine has declared a state of emergency. To protect our residents and employees, we ask that you do not visit our campus at this time, unless your visit […]
Innovative Memory Care Therapies to Know About
It’s estimated that over 5.8 million Americans of all ages are living with Alzheimer’s or a related dementia. This number includes 5.6 million people age 65 and older. While there’s no known cure for dementia, researchers are working hard to develop effective therapies that limit the most common symptoms of dementia and help individuals experience […]
5 Things You Didn’t Know About Independent Living
Many older adults say they want to remain independent for as long as possible. However, the decision to “age in place” isn’t as simple as it may seem. A large family home can feel empty when adult children move out. Keeping up with chores and home maintenance tasks can become overwhelming. Living alone at home […]
Why Retirement Community Living is Good for Mind, Body, and Spirit
When some people think of retirement living, they might think of the “nursing homes” of decades past. They may imagine a cold, hospital-like setting, where older adults are isolated and have to give up their independence. However, this couldn’t be further from the truth! Today’s retirement communities are designed to be warm, homelike, and socially […]
How to Stay Healthy and Hydrated This Winter
The winter months can make it challenging to stay healthy. When the weather is frigid, we spend more time indoors, which can make us more vulnerable to dehydration, dry skin, and illnesses like colds or the flu. Luckily, these problems don’t have to be part of life during the winter. Here are some ways to […]
3 Great Ways to Grow Your Social Circle in Retirement
“The language of friendship is not words but meanings.” – Henry David Thoreau Friendship is something that we all need at every stage in our lives. Our friends give our lives meaning, comfort, and joy, helping to prevent loneliness and isolation. Dear friends aren’t just good for the soul; they’re also good for our health. […]
Making Mealtimes Enjoyable in Memory Care Communities
Mealtimes are an important part of our daily routine. Beyond providing nourishment to our bodies, food also gives us an opportunity to interact with others and form meaningful connections. Some of the best moments in life are shared around a table with friends and family! We all need and desire positive dining experiences, and that […]
