The Residence at Melrose Station - Melrose, MA

01/30/2026

For those with senior loved ones, it can be common to notice changes in their health, mood, and daily routines while spending time with them over the holidays.

With the holiday season now in the rearview mirror, there can be an urge to act upon those observations. Here are some tips on navigating those conversations with love and care.

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Noticing changes in an aging parent after the holidays? Learn how to start supportive conversations and recognize when extra care may help.

01/30/2026

Happy National Puzzle Day! We’re celebrating Susan, Joann & Bodill—our dedicated puzzle crew who’ve completed hundreds of puzzles together, shared their work through gifts and artisan showcases, and made our puzzle table a place of connection, day and night. To spread the fun even further, we also gave out mini puzzles to all associates to join in the celebration!

01/29/2026

We're wrapping up National Birding Month here at Melrose Station with a birdhouse workshop alongside Jennifer – We all had a great time building cozy homes and great memories for our feathered friends!

01/26/2026

This week, Melrose Station hosted our New Year holiday party for our associates! We enjoyed great food, wonderful company, and a little friendly competition with games and laughter. Our residents were so excited, and incredibly proud to show their appreciation for our amazing associates through donations from the Associate Fund. We are truly grateful for our team and all they do each day to care for our residents and create meaningful experiences!

01/24/2026

Residents enjoyed a beautiful outing to the Addison Gallery of American Art in Andover, taking in inspiring artwork and great company!

01/23/2026

Long‑term care insurance is something that you hope you'll never need, but glad that you have it in case you do.

For people considering senior living options, long-term care insurance can help provide valuable peace of mind.

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Learn how long-term care insurance can help pay for assisted living or memory care, reduce out-of-pocket costs, and support confident senior living decisions.

01/21/2026

Mixology with Michelle! ✨ Warming things up with a classic Hot Toddy—smooth, soothing, and always in season.

01/20/2026

Finley, our favorite therapy dog here at Melrose Station, reminds us every day how much pets mean to our community. We’re excited to partner with PAWS Wakefield to give back through a pet supply drive, now accepting donations through February 28th. Please consider donating cat and dog food, cash contributions, or new or gently used pet supplies. Donations can be dropped off at reception. Let’s help pets in need – one paw at a time!

01/17/2026

We loved hosting a lively Rummikub showdown with two of our sister communities— The Residence at Pearl Street - Reading, MA & The Residence at Freeman Lake - North Chelmsford, MA! 🎲 Residents enjoyed some friendly competition, then came together for a fun cocktail hour to meet new friends, mingle, and celebrate a great afternoon of connection and camaraderie.

01/16/2026

Choosing a senior living community can be a big, life-altering change for families. These decisions often come down to one central question: Does this place truly fit my lifestyle?

When searching for the ideal senior living community, it is important to consider factors such as independence, social interaction, care that makes life easier, and engagement opportunities that spark joy.

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Discover what to look for in a senior living community in 2026, from personalized care and wellness to lifestyle, safety, and connection.

01/15/2026

Residents enjoyed a cozy morning of coffee bar favorites and breakfast bites while meeting local Melrose author Anne Macdonald at our book signing event! ☕📚 Anne, author of The MacDonalds of Cedar Park, shared her family’s stories from Cedar Park during World War II—located right where Melrose Station stands today—bringing local history to life.