Lincoln Glen Manor

10/14/2025

We are super exited for November 2nd! Please, if you have family or friends at the Manor please invite them to come. If you yourselves live or work at the Manor, please, come and enjoy this special time together!
2700 Booksin Ave, San Jose, CA 95125

We have a very special worship service planned for November 2nd. We are having Manor Sunday! We will pray for the staff and residents and share stories of how God has been at work at the Manor.

If you know any residents or staff at Lincoln Glen Manor please invite them to join us for this Sunday!

10/10/2025

Life at Lincoln Glen Manor! Find out more at https://www.lgmanor.org/independent-living

10/10/2025

Independent Living at Lincoln Glen welcomes you and your furry friends!

09/27/2025

08/26/2025

Tami Anastasia is a local dementia care expert. An invaluable source for the seniors we serve.

You’re not alone. Tami Anastasia's dementia caregiver support helps those who are struggling when caring for a loved one with dementia.

08/26/2025

Can Alzheimer's Be Prevented?

Prevention and risk of Alzheimer's and other dementias – learn about studies exploring exercise, diet, head trauma and other potential brain health factors.

08/26/2025

Divorce is never easy—at any age.
But when it happens later in life, the challenges can feel even more overwhelming.

For older adults, divorce often brings unique issues:
* Dividing retirement savings and assets
* Deciding where to live
* Managing health needs
* And navigating the emotional toll after decades of shared life

The truth is, late-life divorce isn’t just about ending a marriage—it’s about reshaping the future, often while juggling health concerns, finances, and family dynamics.

In my blog, I explore what makes divorce in later years so complex—and how families can move through it with dignity, compassion, and the right support.

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08/20/2025

As you care for your loved one, remember to take care of yourself. Read this article to learn more.

Taking breaks isn’t a betrayal of your caregiving role. It’s an essential part of fulfilling it.