Sage Park Assisted Living & Memory Care

11/14/2025

Happy Friday from Sage Park!!

Today we enjoyed a wonderful visit from The Innervision Band, who filled our community with timeless oldies from The Beatles, Nat King Cole, Frank Sinatra, and more!
Our residents had such a great time singing along, dancing, and reminiscing to their favorite classics. It was a truly joyful afternoon filled with music, memories, and smiles all around!!

11/14/2025

🧩 Did You Know? Simple Memory Aids Can Make Daily Life Easier

For those living with memory challenges, small reminders can have a big impact on independence and confidence. Everyday tools like sticky notes, calendars, or phone reminders help residents stay organized and comfortable in their routines.

💙 A checklist on the bathroom mirror can cue personal care tasks like brushing teeth or grooming.
💙 A picture on the fridge can remind when and what to eat.
💙 A note by the door can prompt taking keys or a sweater before heading outside.

These simple supports bring structure, reduce stress, and make each day feel smoother and more manageable.

11/14/2025

Today at Sage Park, our chef Brian delighted everyone with a delicious lunch: Garlic Shrimp Alfredo, served with green beans and breadsticks. To finish on a sweet note, we enjoyed a brownie topped with whipped cream, chocolate, and a cherry. A perfect moment to treat our residents!!

11/12/2025

Why Retirement Living Brings Peace of Mind 🕊️

Choosing retirement living for someone with dementia is about creating a setting where comfort, safety, and meaningful engagement come together. The right environment offers a thoughtful balance of structured care and personal independence, helping residents feel secure while maintaining a sense of purpose.

Daily life in a memory care or retirement community includes enriching activities, gentle exercise, and social opportunities that inspire connection. Families often notice positive changes as their loved ones participate, sharing stories, smiling more often, and finding comfort in familiar routines. These moments reflect the peace of mind that comes from knowing their loved one is supported, active, and truly cared for.

11/12/2025

Por qué la vida en una comunidad de jubilación brinda tranquilidad 🕊️

Elegir una comunidad de jubilación para una persona con demencia significa crear un entorno donde la comodidad, la seguridad y la conexión significativa se combinan de manera armoniosa. El entorno adecuado ofrece un equilibrio entre atención estructurada e independencia personal, ayudando a los residentes a sentirse seguros mientras mantienen un sentido de propósito.

La vida diaria en una comunidad de cuidado de la memoria o de jubilación incluye actividades enriquecedoras, ejercicio suave y oportunidades sociales que fomentan la conexión. Las familias suelen notar cambios positivos a medida que sus seres queridos participan: comparten historias, sonríen con mayor frecuencia y encuentran consuelo en las rutinas familiares. Estos momentos reflejan la verdadera tranquilidad que surge al saber que su ser querido está apoyado, activo y realmente cuidado.

11/11/2025

Today at Sage Park, our hearts were filled with pride and gratitude as we honored our beloved veterans. 🇺🇸
We began with the Pledge of Allegiance and a heartfelt prayer by Dennis Barnhart, followed by inspiring words from Army Veteran and Columbus Officer Devin Cooper. A special thank you to Adam Hill from TCT for his service and support, and to Gentiva Hospice for recognizing our veterans in such a meaningful way.
It was a beautiful and emotional tribute — an homenaje filled with love, respect, and appreciation for the brave men and women who have served our country. ❤️

11/10/2025

Why Move Your Loved One to a Memory Care Community 💛

Moving a loved one to a memory care community offers comfort, safety, and peace of mind. These communities provide personalized care, engaging programs, and a secure environment where residents can thrive. Life enrichment activities, music and sensory therapies, and nutritious meals inspired by the MIND Diet all support cognitive health and emotional well-being.

With compassionate staff and opportunities for connection each day, memory care communities create a nurturing space for residents to live with purpose and dignity.

📖 Read our latest blog to learn more about the meaningful benefits of memory care living: https://bit.ly/4ndLGlf

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11/07/2025

We had such a lovely afternoon today painting tote bags provided by Amber from National Church Hospice!!

Our residents had a wonderful time getting creative and decorating their bags with beautiful fall designs and warm seasonal colors. It was a relaxing and joyful activity that filled the room with smiles and laughter. Thank you, Amber, for bringing this fun and colorful experience to our community!

11/07/2025

Understanding the Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease 🧠

When families begin noticing memory lapses or subtle behavioral changes in a loved one, it may signal the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease. Understanding these stages helps families provide the right care and support, especially when considering memory care options.

According to the National Institute on Aging, Alzheimer’s begins with abnormal protein buildup in the brain, leading to gradual memory loss and cognitive decline. Recognizing the stages helps loved ones plan for compassionate, effective care.

💙 Early Changes:
In the preclinical stage, brain changes occur without visible symptoms. As mild cognitive impairment develops, loved ones may misplace objects, forget details, or repeat questions - signs often mistaken for normal aging.

💙 Mild to Moderate Alzheimer’s:
Memory loss, language struggles, and confusion become more noticeable. Anxiety, depression, and difficulty managing daily tasks may appear. In the moderate stage, behavioral changes and disorientation increase, often requiring structured care and support.

💙 Severe Alzheimer’s:
In the final stage, physical decline and communication challenges intensify. Walking, eating, and personal care require full assistance, making professional memory care essential for safety and dignity.

Knowing these stages allows families to prepare thoughtfully and ensure their loved one receives the comfort, understanding, and specialized support they deserve.

11/06/2025

Training Day at Sage Park!!

Today we had a wonderful training session with our Executive Director, Tara, who shared valuable insights about Hope Blooms and the importance of Memory Care. It was a great opportunity for our team to learn, grow, and strengthen our commitment to providing compassionate and meaningful care for our residents.

11/06/2025

What Does Memory Care Include? 💛

Memory care provides more than daily assistance. It offers a compassionate environment that nurtures comfort, connection, and purpose for those experiencing memory loss. Residents benefit from mind-healthy meals, engaging therapies like music and aromatherapy, and meaningful activities that promote joy and cognitive support.

Life skills stations, social programs, and gentle fitness opportunities help residents stay active and connected in ways that feel familiar and fulfilling.

In this blog we learn how memory care communities support well-being through personalized care, enrichment, and engagement: https://bit.ly/448nhrr

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11/05/2025

Snack Idea: Yogurt with Fresh Fruit and Honey 🍓

In memory care communities, balanced nutrition plays a key role in supporting overall wellness and cognitive function. Yogurt is a simple and nourishing snack that benefits both the brain and body. Its probiotics help maintain gut health, which is closely linked to cognitive performance and emotional well-being.

🥣 How to Prepare:
Choose plain, unsweetened yogurt to avoid added sugars, then top it with seasonal fruit like berries or pomegranate seeds for a boost of antioxidants. A light drizzle of honey adds natural sweetness and extra nutrients.

This soft, hydrating snack is ideal for older adults, including those with memory challenges. For extra hydration, blend yogurt with fruit and a splash of milk or water for a smooth, refreshing treat.