Category: Memory Care

An Engagement Plan captures significant details, events, and memories from a person’s life in a personalized narrative. It helps caregivers, family members, and healthcare professionals understand and connect with an individual on a deeper level. By creating an Engagement Plan, we improve the quality of care, making it more person-centered. Personal information enhances communication, providing […]

When you consider senior living, you quickly wonder about the real benefits. What exactly are the perks everyone talks about? One of the first things you’ll discover is the unparalleled convenience senior living offers. Imagine yourself free from the burdens of homeownership—no need to worry about cleaning the house, mowing the lawn, or dealing with […]

As Resident Services Director at The Town & Country Senior Living, I am the energy and engagement designer of the community. My job description specifically states I am to be a “Culture Creator.” Each day, I work to set the perfect tone for our community events and resident engagements. Providing socialization opportunities in senior living […]

On today’s episode of Arrow Nicely News, we’re looking at how communities celebrated Earth Month! -Arrow home office teams joined communities for some Spring Cleaning! -Memory Care neighborhoods have garden week! -Memory Care neighborhoods host farmers market events! -Communities host fresh farm-to-table brunches, featuring locally sourced food!

Volunteering in The Town & Country Senior Living Memory Care Neighborhood can be an incredibly rewarding experience. Our Neighborhood caters to individuals living with many different types of dementia. Volunteers play a crucial role in enhancing the quality of life for our residents. From providing companionship to participating in stimulating events, the opportunities for volunteers […]

Arrow Senior Living is known for doing things a little differently and challenging the status quo within the industry. It’s just who we are! Even with all the technological conveniences of today such as social media and websites, it is still common to meet individuals with a skewed perception of what senior living looks like. […]