Highgate Senior Living - Yakima

01/01/2026

The answers might surprise you — and they might even ease some of your worries.

From feeling heard to staying connected to having a voice in their future, this guide breaks down the needs aging parents rarely say out loud but deeply feel.

👉 Learn what matters most to your loved one: https://na2.hubs.ly/H02dGB90

12/30/2025

We had a wonderful time with a Sip and Paint session last week. We painted churches and Christmas trees! 🎄

12/30/2025

Our “Living a Healthier, Happier Life” guide shows how a holistic approach to senior living supports emotional wellbeing, physical health, and meaningful connection.

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12/29/2025

Thank you to all the families and friends who were able to join us this year for Christmas. We had a wonderful Christmas Brunch with great food and even a visit from The Grinch! Once again, our team did an amazing job; thank you to everyone for all of your help, we couldn't have pulled it off without you! 🎄

12/26/2025

🍽️ What’s in the fridge might say more than you think.

Expired food, skipped meals, or missing meds can be quiet signs a loved one needs more support. Learn how to spot the signals—and start the care conversation early.
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Use the “Refrigerator Test” to spot early signs of instability in aging parents—and learn how small clues can prevent bigger emergencies.

12/24/2025

A quick visit can reveal so much about how your loved one is truly doing day to day. From medication routines to home safety, small signs often matter most.

Get our Home for the Holidays Checklist to know what to look for — and how to support your loved one with confidence.

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12/20/2025

Sometimes, the signs of instability at home are hiding in plain sight.

✅ Use our checklist to spot early disruptions before they snowball into full-blown emergencies.
📥 Get the guide: https://na2.hubs.ly/H02dGF10

Prepare for the unexpected. Explore our family guide to emergency readiness for aging loved ones—before, during, and after a crisis.

12/18/2025

Start planning meals that fuel recovery and resilience.

📖 Full guide here → https://na2.hubs.ly/H02dKh70

12/16/2025

👀 Sometimes the first to notice a crisis isn’t family—it’s a neighbor.
Learn how to create a safety net that includes those outside your inner circle.
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Caregiving is a team effort. See how friends, neighbors, and even delivery drivers can help support older adults living at home—when they know how.

12/12/2025

Discover our “Living a Healthier, Happier Life” guide — crafted to help you or your loved one build balanced routines for mind, body, and spirit.

👉 Explore here: https://na2.hubs.ly/H02dGGH0

12/10/2025

Purposeful Living with Holiday Magic in the Cottage! 🎄

We loved this week’s Mindful Monday challenge — thank you to our teams for embracing it with such enthusiasm! In Temecula, our Life Enhancement team, care partners, and residents came together to create a little holiday magic in the Cottage.

Everyone joined in to help hang ornaments, choose decorations, and share stories from their favorite holiday memories. The joy was contagious. ✨

Engaging our memory-care residents in meaningful, hands-on activities like decorating the Christmas tree provides emotional comfort, sparks familiar memories, and supports cognitive and physical well-being. Most importantly, it gives our residents a sense of purpose and connection during this special season.

These beautiful moments remind us what the holidays are all about — togetherness, tradition, and heart. ❤️

12/10/2025

🕯️ Give yourself and your loved ones the gift of peace of mind this holiday season.
Our Home for the Holidays Checklist helps families spot early warning signs, start meaningful conversations, and plan ahead—before a crisis ever arises.

Download your copy and feel more prepared this season.
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Use this comprehensive checklist to check for signs that your parents are still doing well or that they’re starting to need help.