Fellowship Square Blog

It's important to remain close and connected to a family member who is suffering from memory loss in order to guide them through their possible diagnosis and help them navigate their daily activities. Read More

September is recognized as Healthy Aging Month, a time to honor the golden period in a senior’s life. It’s also a time to consider some ways to refocus on the importance of getting and staying healthy. Fellowship Square offers the following five tips for healthy, happy aging. Read More

Dementia doesn’t have to curtail travel plans! With a few careful planning strategies, and some love and support along the way, you can still have a wonderful getaway. Read More

Meet Jane Reynolds, Fellowship Square's Chaplain who has been on staff for ten years! Read More

If you or a loved one is approaching the age of 65, you will soon be eligible for Medicare. Navigating the ins and outs of this program can be simplified with these simple tips. Read More

National Senior Citizens Day is August 21! We encourage loved ones and friends to reach out to the special senior citizens in their lives on this day, offering five fun and special ways to recognize a senior citizen! Read More

Oftentimes, downsizing can be liberating, freeing, and even a fun and meaningful way to bond with family members and loved ones. Make downsizing a positive experience for seniors with these tips. Read More

The modern world is dependent upon computers, smart phones, tablets and other electronic personal devices. While today’s seniors grew up without these high-tech conveniences, it’s not too late for them to jump on the high-tech wave of the future! Read More

With these tips, you can help your loved one cope with memory loss and continue to stay strong as a couple and individually. Read More

We believe in working together with our Residents and their families to ensure that we are meeting the needs of their loved one. In this spirit we share new findings about antibiotic resistance and urinary tract infection (UTI). Read More