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5 Tips for Finding the Best Memory Care for a Senior Loved One
/in Blog /by sageageIf you have a loved one with dementia, there will come a time when they need more assistance than you yourself can provide. Although this can be a hard realization to come to, it truly is the kindest thing you can do for yourself and for your loved one, says Andrea Campisi, Marketing and Admissions […]
What Artful Living Means at The Reutlinger Community
/in Blog /by sageageWhat does it mean to live an “artful life?” Simply put, it means a life that is filled with art – the art you consume, the art you create, the art you share. It’s about appreciating and creating art for its own sake, without thought to gaining fame or fortune or anything other than leaving the […]
FAQs Regarding Reutlinger Affiliation with Eskaton
/in Blog, News /by sageageQ. Are Jewish values, heritage and identity at risk at Reutlinger? The agreement between Reutlinger and Eskaton was drafted with an emphasis on maintaining Reutlinger’s community culture and heritage and a focus on the continued fiscal health of the community to maintain and improve quality care. In particular, the agreement explicitly protects Reutlinger’s name and […]
Inquiries Regarding The Reutlinger Community’s Affiliation Plan with Eskaton
/in Blog /by sageageTo the East Bay Jewish community, The Reutlinger Community intends to affiliate with Eskaton, a Sacramento-based senior living nonprofit, to sustain our East Bay Jewish community, reflect its religious and cultural traditions and enhance its quality of care well into the future. We look forward to ongoing collaboration, discussion and transparency with our residents, their […]
6 Warning Signs Your Loved One’s Memory Loss Isn’t Just Forgetfulness
/in Blog /by sageageIs your senior loved one starting to be … well … forgetful? Have they started misplacing items and been unable to find them? Are they starting to call you by someone else’s name, or struggling to recall the name of a new friend? Do they walk into a room and forget why they did so? […]
Paintings of Jewish life in prewar Poland at Reutlinger
/in News /by sageageA new exhibit at the Jewish Heritage Museum at the Reutlinger Community in Danville features reproductions of famed Polish artist Moshe Rynecki’s paintings of prewar Jewish life in Warsaw. Oakland resident Elizabeth Rynecki, the artist’s great-granddaughter, discovered the journals of Moshe’s son George after his death, which inspired her to write a book called “Chasing […]
New Year and a New Lifestyle That Enlivens the Spirit
/in Blog /by sageageWhat New Year’s resolutions did you make for 2020? Even if you didn’t “officially” make any promises when the ball dropped on December 31, we imagine that you’d like the new year to be filled with happiness, friends, family and a lifestyle that engages and fulfills. “No matter how old or young we are, there’s […]
5 Reasons Why Caregivers Prefer Memory Care to Aging in Place
/in Blog /by sageageAsk any aging adult how they’d like to spend their senior years, and you won’t be surprised to learn that 9 out of 10 of them say “at home.” Overwhelmingly, seniors wish to remain in their current homes for as long as possible – for the rest of their lives, if they’re able to do so. […]
Seven A’s of DementiaCaregiving
/in Blog /by sageageDementias such as Alzheimer’s disease are neurological disorders, which means they affect the individual’s mind and shape their perception throughout the memory loss journey. Those of us with normally functioning brains can find it confusing and frustrating when dealing with someone in cognitive decline because, simply put, their brains aren’t working the same way as […]
Caregiver Conversations: 5 Real-Life Strategies for Dealing with Dementia
/in Blog /by sageageAs caregivers, we do a lot of research when it comes to learning how to deal with dementia (such as articles like these). Most of us haven’t been a caregiver for someone with dementia before, so there’s a lot of learning that goes on. A lot of times, though, we have to use our intuition […]