Juniper Glen Memory Care Assisted Living

01/26/2026

Receiving a diagnosis of early onset dementia can feel like a tidal wave of uncertainty for both the individual and their loved ones. While many people associate dementia and Alzheimer’s disease with older adults, symptoms can begin before the age of 65, and sometimes even earlier.

When this happens, it’s not just memory that’s affected; it’s routines, relationships, planning, and the ability to manage everyday tasks that were once second nature.

This blog explores how early onset dementia care changes lives: https://bit.ly/3HPwtrt

01/25/2026

The culinary team at Juniper Glen has expertly created a dish that showcases the profound impact of exceptional cuisine: stuffed shells, vibrant Asian-style vegetables, and a garlic butter roll that brings people together, cultivating connections and commemorating the pleasure of communal dining experiences.

01/24/2026

Today, our electrifying Bingo Friday sparked a sense of community and possibility with a house packed.

01/23/2026

❓ FAQ: How does disease control support comfort for people living with dementia?

Disease control supports comfort by reducing triggers that can cause confusion, anxiety, or distress. This includes maintaining predictable daily routines, offering structured and meaningful activities, and closely monitoring health needs. When the environment feels consistent and care needs are addressed proactively, individuals with dementia are more likely to feel calm, secure, and supported throughout the day.

01/23/2026

Today at Juniper Glen, we crafted lovely bouquets as we prepare to celebrate the joy and love of Valentine's Day!

01/21/2026

What role do staff members play in creating effective memory care environments? 🧠🤝

Staff members play a central role in shaping effective memory care environments by combining hands on caregiving experience with thoughtful collaboration alongside design and care professionals. Their daily interactions with residents help inform how spaces are arranged, how routines are structured, and how activities are delivered in ways that feel familiar and calming. By understanding individual behaviors, preferences, and triggers, staff help create environments that reduce confusion, support independence, and promote comfort, dignity, and emotional well being for those living with dementia.

01/19/2026

When a loved one begins showing signs of memory impairments such as Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia, it can be difficult to know where to turn. The journey is often emotional - not just for the person experiencing the changes, but for the entire family.

You may feel overwhelmed by the number of options available or unsure what kind of support will truly make a difference in your loved one’s daily life.

This blog helps understanding how to find memory care that meets your loved one’s evolving needs is the first and most important step in this journey: https://bit.ly/4kLhRaZ

Find memory care communities near you that offer safety and enrichment for loved ones facing dementia or Alzheimer’s.

01/18/2026

Celebrating National Winnie the Pooh Day, our team came together, dressed as Tigger and Pooh, to bring joy to our residents with delightful bee hives and mini turkey sliders, spreading happiness and creating unforgettable moments.

01/17/2026

At Juniper Glen, we're driven by a passion for crafting that fuels our creativity and inspires us to create something special for Valentine's Day 💝.

01/17/2026

National bagel was absolutely delightful! We savored every bite of cinnamon raisin, blueberry, onion, and plain bagels with cream cheese, our residents thoroughly adored them. We cherish these national celebrations!

01/16/2026

Making Space for Self Care in the New Year 🌿✨

The new year is an ideal time to focus on self care and well being, especially within memory care. Consistent support with daily personal care such as dressing, grooming, bathing, medication routines, and mealtime assistance helps individuals with memory loss feel calm, supported, and less overwhelmed. With these needs gently managed, residents can conserve energy, enjoy familiar routines, and engage more fully in each day.

Memory care also brings relief to families. Loved ones are able to spend time together simply as family, sharing conversation and connection rather than focusing on care tasks. As the year begins, creating space for self care supports comfort, dignity, and peace of mind for everyone involved.

01/14/2026

Our men had an unforgettable experience at their captain's club luncheon, savoring delicious fresh pizza and Rootbeer, fantastic camaraderie, and truly uplifting conversations that left lasting impressions!