Cascade Creek Memory Care

07/06/2026

Summer can be especially challenging if you are a family caregiver for a loved one with dementia. Changes in routine, more outdoor activities, and family gatherings can add extra stress. And the pressure to participate in seasonal traditions while maintaining a safe, stable environment for them can quickly lead to burnout.

Here are some simple strategies to help you make the season safer, less overwhelming, and more enjoyable:
https://www.anthemmemorycare.com/blog/caregiver-tips-to-make-your-summer-less-stressful-more-enjoyable

For family caregivers, summer doesn't always feel like a season of relaxation. Caring for a loved one with dementia during the summer months can bring a unique set of challenges, from managing more outdoor activities to navigating disrupted routines and increased family demands. Outings that once se...

06/22/2026

When a loved one with dementia lives far away, staying connected can be difficult. Family members often experience sadness, worry, or guilt when they cannot visit regularly or spend time together in person.

Making an effort to stay connected can provide comfort, reassurance, and a sense of belonging for a loved one living with dementia, while also strengthening family bonds.

We have some great tips to help bridge the distance:
https://www.anthemmemorycare.com/blog/bridging-the-distance-gap-tips-to-stay-connected-with-a-loved-one-living-with-dementia

If you are separated by distance from a loved one with dementia, maintaining a meaningful connection can be challenging. While you may be doing...

06/18/2026

06/16/2026

BINGO TIME!

Cognitive games such as bingo can provide essential cognitive stimulation, visual recognition, and opportunities for meaningful socialization to individuals who have dementia. It is also something that can bring them some comforting nostalgia. Bingo specifically has a structured and repetitive nature which makes it a reliable and enjoyable intervention for many!

06/15/2026

We often hear from family members who have come across the term “mild cognitive impairment” or “MCI” and wonder what it really means. Having a basic understanding of MCI can help individuals to better navigate the cognitive changes and the decisions that may follow.

What is Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)? Here is what families need to know:
https://www.anthemmemorycare.com/blog/understanding-mild-cognitive-impairment-mci

We often hear from family members who have come across the term “mild cognitive impairment” or “MCI” and wonder what it really means. Perhaps a...

06/14/2026

Just a little frisbee golf fun movement!

Physical activity of any kind is such a beneficial and powerful tool when it comes to dementia. It can help them maintain their functional independence, improve sleep quality, and help with things such as wandering and agitation. We also find in our community that it can just be a great time to laugh and have fun with others!

06/13/2026

What a privilege to see Love remain for these beautiful couples.

Eight couples at the Cascade Creek Anthem Memory Care community were given the chance to renew their wedding vows ⬇️Click the link in the comments to read more

06/11/2026

One more round of Annie Girl before her summer break starts up!

Therapy dogs are so beneficial for individuals who have dementia. The gentle interaction with a dog - especially one who comes as often as our beloved Annie Girl - can help calm agitation, spark conversation about their previous pets, and even help spark long-term memory recall with individuals.

06/09/2026

Understanding dementia risk factors is an important part of supporting long-term brain health. While some factors, such as age and genetics, cannot be changed, others are linked to lifestyle and overall health and may be influenced over time.

Here are some key factors that can increase the risk of developing dementia:
https://www.anthemmemorycare.com/blog/are-you-or-your-family-members-at-risk-for-developing-dementia

As we grow older, it’s natural to notice changes in both our bodies and our minds. Stiff joints, muscle aches, reduced balance, and lower energy...

06/06/2026

Hot air balloon crafts for something fun!

Crafting for individuals with dementia can help reduce anxiety and encourage self-expression. For many projects the focus is on the emotional connection and sensory stimulation rather than the completed project. While we may help complete the project so they have something to take with them, it's never the main focus. Crafting serves as a non-verbal outlet for showing moods and thoughts and can at times also provide a sense of accomplishment!