Visit our blog today to learn more about the signs and symptoms of seasonal depression. We're here to help!

Check out this week's blog to browse our list of seasonal wellness tips as you make plans to visit friends and family this season!

Want to help raise awareness about the importance of early detection and treatment of breast cancer? Check out our blog to learn more!

World Alzheimer’s Day, observed annually on September 21^st, is the perfect opportunity to share information, raise awareness, and challenge the stigmas that surround Alzheimer’s disease, as well as other types of dementia.

Drums, PA – September 2, 2025 – Fritzingertown Senior Living Community today confirmed that at approximately 11:15 PM ET, on August 31, 2025, a break-in occurred in the Independent Living section of its campus. While this was an unexpected and deeply troubling event involving an assault on two independent living residents, the swift and courageous actions of the staff ensured the safety of residents and prevented a more serious outcome.

In so many ways, walking a loved one through this chapter of their life is a sacred journey. In other ways, it is one of the most complicated experiences in life. If you're in need of some encouragement today, read our latest blog: An Open Letter to Loved Ones. We're here for you!

Did you know that seniors face higher risk of dehydration? Let’s take a look at some creative solutions for staying hydrated all summer long.

Dementia Awareness Week provides an important opportunity to raise awareness about dementia, which impacts millions of people worldwide. 

As you prepare to navigate your upcoming move, here are some key steps to take to ensure everyone’s emotional, mental, and physical needs are being considered along the way.

If you’re looking for organizations to give back to, here are some of our favorites that help address the various needs the senior adults have, including food insecurity, healthcare, social engagement, and companionship.

According to Alzheimer’s Disease International, there are over 100 forms of dementia. Today, we will take a look at a few of the most common types of dementia, the characteristics that make them similar, as well as the markers that distinguish one from another. 

As our parents, grandparents, and loved ones begin to age, it can be hard to know if they’re safe living alone. While you have some extra time together this holiday season, there are some signs you can look out for to determine whether your loved one might need additional support.

In general, hobbies can be fun to practice in our spare time. However, research suggests that regularly participating in hobbies can have a positive impact on one’s mental health. 

In a society that often overlooks our elders, independent living, assisted living, and memory care communities are uniquely poised to usher in empathy, serenity, and vibrancy at an incredibly pivotal time in a person’s life.

If you’re experiencing seasonal depression, you are not alone. We are here to help.

Our list of seasonal wellness tips will help to keep you and yours healthy as you make plans this season, especially when visiting with friends and family.

This World Mental Health Day, we want you to know that no matter what you are going through, your experience matters. You matter. No one should have to be alone with complicated thoughts or feelings. 

The transition to assisted living marks a significant chapter in the lives of seniors, often accompanied by adjustments and new routines. Amidst these changes, the role of family involvement emerges as a cornerstone in ensuring a fulfilling and enriched experience for our beloved seniors residing in assisted living communities.

In our last blog, we discussed the importance of creating a routine; we now know that daily routines and schedules are essential for those that suffer from dementia. However, how do you create a schedule? What are the best things to include? The truth is, routines will look different for everyone. The good news is that we can lay out a few tips for you to use as a guideline as you develop a schedule for you and your loved one.

As we age, the significance of social interaction becomes increasingly evident, especially for seniors living with memory-related conditions such as dementia or Alzheimer's disease. In addressing the unique needs of individuals in memory care communities, the essence of socialization stands out as a crucial component in promoting their overall well-being and cognitive health.