Mom & Dad's House

02/12/2026

A heartwarming Valentine’s Day celebration united two generations as preschoolers from Little Red Playhouse visited residents at Mom & Dad’s House Assisted Living in Long Beach. The children arrived with handmade Valentine’s cards, sang songs about love and friendship, shared hugs, and listened to residents’ stories. Residents returned the affection with handmade crafts and homemade brownies, transforming a simple holiday visit into a joyful, meaningful exchange filled with laughter, music, and connection.
The visit highlighted the powerful impact of intergenerational engagement. “For our residents, many of whom are living with memory challenges, moments like these are deeply therapeutic,” said Ivonne Meader, Administrator of Mom & Dad’s House. Research supports these benefits, showing reduced social isolation for seniors and improved empathy and emotional development in children. Inspired by the success of this visit, the organizations are already planning a follow-up Easter gathering, continuing their shared commitment to compassion, dignity, and community connection.

About Mom & Dad’s House Premium Assisted Living Home�Mom & Dad’s House Premium Assisted Living Home is a leading assisted living community that offers high-quality care in a warm, family-oriented environment. We focus on providing personalized care, activities, and opportunities for residents to stay connected and engaged with their loved ones and the broader community.

For more information about Mom & Dad’s House, Premium Assisted Living Home or to inquire about future community events, please contact Ivonne Meader at (949) 381-1792. You can also learn more about Mom & Dad’s House at our website www.mndhouse.com

02/09/2026

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Researchers have identified compounds in Aloe vera which may help in treating Alzheimer's disease, the most common cause of dementia in the UK.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from the Cottage! Things got a little crazy there!

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from Mom & Dad's House!

01/01/2026

Holiday celebrations don’t end on December 25th at Mom & Dad’s House!
On Saturday, we hosted a wonderful big celebration with all our residents and their families. We enjoyed live music and were thrilled to welcome back the Jazz Baker Band to our home.

12/26/2025

Warmest wishes to all this Christmas.LAKEWOOD CA. REGIONAL COMMUNITY AWARENESS & DEVELOPMENT GROUPLong Beach PostRCFE Association

12/02/2025

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Nationwide, long-term care insurance policies are being used to cover an average of 2.6 years in assisted living, according to a new report.

12/02/2025

Henry Rollins and Tony Hawk Team Up to Launch Retirement Home for Aging Punks and Skaters

“A place to slow down… without calming down.”

In a collaboration that feels strangely inevitable, cultural icon Henry Rollins and skateboarding pioneer Tony Hawk have announced the upcoming opening of The Line Break Lodge, a retirement community designed specifically for aging punks and skaters who want support, structure, and community — without the soft-rock soundtrack or golf carts.

Set to open next spring in Southern California, the facility blends the practicality of senior living with the ethos of two subcultures that famously refused to grow up gracefully.

A Retirement Home Made for People Who Never Saw Themselves in One

Rollins explained that the idea came from noticing his own fanbase aging alongside him:

“I’d talk to people in their 60s and 70s at shows who said, ‘Man, I don’t know what I’m gonna do when I can’t live alone anymore — I don’t fit the mold of a normal retirement home.’ They’d say they were worried they’d end up somewhere telling the staff who Black Flag was every week.”

Hawk said the skate community has been dealing with similar concerns:

“There are lifelong skaters who still have the spirit but not the knees. They want support, but they don’t want to feel like they’ve been put out to pasture. We wanted to create a place where they can age safely and still feel like themselves.”

What Makes Line Break Lodge Different

It’s not a novelty-themed resort; it’s a real retirement community with the following features:

• Low-Impact Skate & Movement Courtyard

Not a full skatepark — more like a safe, padded flatground area and micro-ramp for light mobility exercises, balance training, and (for those who can) gentle rolling sessions supervised by physical therapists familiar with skate injuries.

• Music Lounge & Creative Rooms

A soundproofed space for residents to listen to records, share stories, and even play instruments at reasonable volumes. Rollins will hold occasional writing and storytelling workshops.

• “DIY Made Easy” Workshops

Intro classes on simple repairs, art projects, and safe-at-this-age DIY culture taught by local volunteers who understand the community’s roots.

• Healthy but Not Boring Dining

Nutrient-focused meals (approved by medical staff) served in a casual café decorated with local art, old show flyers, and classic skate photos — not floral wallpaper.

• Supportive Seniors-Focused Staff

Training includes cultural awareness of punk and skate history so residents don’t have to repeatedly explain why their tattoos say what they say.

The Tone: Respectful, Not Gimmicky

Rollins stressed that the goal is to offer dignity, not nostalgia cosplay:

“Nobody’s asking 80-year-olds to stage dive. This is real care. We’re just making sure people feel at home, not out of place.”

Hawk added a laugh:

“We’re not encouraging ollies, we’re encouraging community.”

Who’s Signing Up?

Early interest is strong among the first wave of Gen X and late Baby Boomers who lived through early punk shows, backyard ramp scenes, or both. Many say they’ve never pictured themselves in a conventional retirement home but feel comfortable with this blend of practicality and personality.

One prospective resident, 67-year-old former vert skater Tom L., said:

“I don’t need chaos. I just need a place where my knee brace isn’t the weirdest thing in the room.”

A retired punk bassist added:

“As long as they don’t play smooth jazz in the lobby, I’m in.”

Aging, But Not Aging Out

Rollins summed up the mission in his typically direct style:

“You don’t stop being who you are just because you get older. You just live it differently.”

And Hawk agreed:

“If we can help people transition into this stage of life with community and humor, that’s worth doing.”

11/01/2025

Wow! What an amazing Halloween celebration at our Assisted Living Home! 🎃 A huge thank you to everyone in the community who came out. We absolutely loved the creativity of all the costumes and felt the incredible community spirit. Fun fact: The amazing turnout (and some heavy-handed seniors 😉) meant we had to run to the store twice for more candy! Check out the photos below, and please feel free to share the fun with friends. Happy Halloween from Mom and Dad's House!

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11/01/2025

Happy Halloween!!!

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10/28/2025

Individuals experiencing both loneliness and depression had a higher risk of developing dementia compared to those with either condition alone: an additive interaction between loneliness and depression was observed, suggesting synergistic associations with dementia risk.