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Moving into an assisted living community can feel overwhelming at first, but connection often grows naturally with time. This article shares simple, low-pressure ways to meet others, feel comfortable, and build friendships in a new community
Now, twelve years later, the needs of the area are continuing to grow, prompting Creekside to strategically respond by repositioning the community to better serve the needs of the county. There are four key things happening at Creekside that will better serve the needs of area seniors.
For families navigating the journey of dementia, one of the biggest decisions is when—and where—a loved one may need more support. Memory support communities are designed to provide specialized care for individuals living with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia, creating a safe, engaging, and dignified environment.
Only a few weeks after moving in, Sugg even gave Jennifer a new nickname, calling her the “Princess of the Palace,” because he always saw her giving tours and showcasing the community with such grace and kindness. One day, Sugg came to Jennifer’s office with a request, “Can I draw you?” he asked. Jennifer was stunned but answered with curiosity, “Sure! Why not?”
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