Vineyard Place Memory Care

09/04/2026

We are so grateful for the amazing support that made our School Supplies Drive a success! Thank you to everyone who donated and helped us make a difference in the lives of local students.

08/27/2026

What a joyful way to celebrate National Professional Clown Month! We are so proud to recognize and honor our very own Tessie, who brought smiles, laughter, and happiness to others through her wonderful talent as a professional clown.

Thank you, Tessie, for reminding us that laughter truly makes the world a brighter place!

08/25/2026

Learning something new isn’t just rewarding; it can help keep the aging brain engaged.

For people living with dementia, the act of learning, even something simple, can still bring confidence, connection, and that wonderful feeling of “I did it!” Research supports the idea that certain approaches to learning, such as cognitive stimulation and errorless learning, can make these experiences more positive.

Here are some tips and insights for family caregivers:
https://www.anthemmemorycare.com/blog/never-too-old-to-learn-tips-to-optimize-cognition-and-brain-health-through-learning

Think back to a time when you learned something new. Maybe you finally mastered a recipe, learned how to use a new piece of technology, picked up a hobby, or discovered that you could do something you once thought was too difficult. There is something deeply satisfying about that moment when everyth...

08/24/2026

Exciting News! We’ll soon be launching a brand- new page! Keep an eye out- we’ll share the link in another post as soon as it’s ready. We are excited to have you join us there, and we truly appreciate your continued support.

08/23/2026

Aloha from our Luau Celebration!

What an incredible day filled with smiles, laughter, delicious food, music, and amazing Polynesian dancing! We are so grateful to our wonderful residents, families, guests, and staff who made our Luau so special.

Mahalo to everyone who helped create such a beautiful and joyful celebration!

08/18/2026

When a loved one is diagnosed with dementia, the whole family is affected, including children.

Kids notice changes, too. They may feel confused, worried, or even think they’ve done something wrong. Honest, age-appropriate conversations can help children understand what’s happening while maintaining a loving connection with their family member.

Here are some guidelines for talking with children about a loved one’s dementia diagnosis:
https://www.anthemmemorycare.com/blog/how-to-talk-to-children-about-a-loved-ones-dementia

When a loved one has been diagnosed with dementia, it impacts the entire family. And that, of course, includes its youngest members. While adults often focus on caregiving responsibilities and medical decisions, children are quietly observing the changes happening around them. They may notice that G...

08/13/2026

Creating beautiful family memories together! 💕 Our residents and their loved ones enjoyed making a special photo collage filled with love, laughter, and precious moments. 📸✨

08/10/2026

Summer gatherings are a great time for food, family, and fun. But for loved ones living with dementia, hot weather and changes in routine can make mealtimes more challenging.

With a few simple adjustments, family caregivers can help make summer mealtime more comfortable and nourishing. Here are some helpful, healthful tips:
https://www.anthemmemorycare.com/blog/making-summer-mealtimes-easier-for-a-loved-one-with-dementia

One of the best things about summer is participating in outdoor fun and gatherings. For many families, that means picnics and backyard barbecues with hot dogs, corn on the cob, baked beans, chips, and other summertime favorites. It's a season for enjoying one another's company while roasting s'mores...

08/05/2026

A heartfelt thank you to Kathy for joining our residents for karaoke! Your participation and support mean so much and help create joyful memories for everyone.

07/27/2026

It can be deeply distressing when a loved one with dementia accuses a family caregiver of stealing or believes someone intends to harm them. Although these false beliefs can feel personal, they are often a symptom of dementia caused by changes in the brain.

Understanding dementia-related paranoia can help caregivers respond with greater empathy and confidence. Here is what family caregivers need to know:
https://www.anthemmemorycare.com/blog/navigating-dementia-related-paranoia-tips-for-family-caregivers

It can be incredibly upsetting when a loved one with dementia suddenly accuses you of stealing their wallet or whispers in an agitated tone that someone is threatening to harm them. These accusations are alarming and can feel personal, especially when you're doing everything you can to care for them...