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What Are the Stages of Dementia and What to Expect?
Dementia is a journey that changes everything. It not only affects the person diagnosed but also those who care for them. At Lakewood Memory Care and Assisted Living in Brookfield, Wisconsin, we understand how overwhelming this path can feel.
Dementia Respite Care: A Break That Benefits Everyone
Caring for a loved one with dementia is a journey marked by love, devotion, and moments of deep fatigue. As the responsibilities of caregiving grow, so does the emotional and physical toll it can take.
Fun Activities That Enhance Cognitive Function in Older Adults
As we grow older, it becomes increasingly important to care for the mind just as much as we care for the body. While aging can bring changes in memory and cognition, the right environment and daily support can help preserve mental clarity and promote emotional well-being.
What Assisted Living Services Make the Biggest Difference?
When someone you love begins to need more support in their daily life, the question is not simply about whether assisted living is the right choice. It becomes about what specific services will truly improve their day-to-day experience and help them feel safe, comfortable, and fulfilled.
5 Ways to Connect With Loved Ones This Holiday Season
The holiday season brings feelings of reflection and gratitude. It is a time filled with laughter, familiar scents, and sparkling holiday decorations that remind us of what truly matters—our loved ones.
Activities for People with Dementia That Reduce Anxiety
When caring for a loved one with dementia, families often look for ways to create connection and purpose in daily life. At Lakewood Memory Care and Assisted Living in Brookfield, Wisconsin, meaningful engagement is part of every resident’s day.
11 Signs It Might Be Time for Assisted Living and What to Do Next
Families often notice small changes in a loved one’s daily life before realizing they may need extra help. Understanding when to consider an assisted living community begins with recognizing these signs and what they truly mean.
Brain Healthy Diet for Dementia and Alzheimer’s: 7 Top Food Choices
As Alzheimer’s disease touches more families each year, many people find themselves searching for ways to offer support to a loved one facing cognitive challenges. While there is no cure for memory loss, research continues to highlight how small, thoughtful choices, especially around nutrition, may help promote brain health, reduce dementia risk, and potentially slow progression.
Personal Care Services: Supporting Senior Independence
As our loved ones age, one of the most important goals is maintaining their independence while receiving the care they need. At Lakewood Assisted Living and Memory Care in Brookfield, Wisconsin, our personal care services are thoughtfully designed to support this balance.
How to Find a Quality Memory Care Community
Searching for the right memory care community is one of the most important decisions families can make when supporting a loved one living with dementia or other forms of cognitive decline.
6 Essential Questions to Ask a Memory Care Community
Choosing a memory care community for a loved one is a decision most families approach with both hope and concern. Families want reassurance that their loved one will receive specialized care that supports overall health.
What to Expect at a Luxury Memory Care Community
What does luxury memory care really look like for families and loved ones? At Lakewood Memory Care and Assisted Living in Brookfield, Wisconsin, the answer is simple: a nurturing community where every detail reflects comfort and personalized care.
Nutritious Meals for Seniors: Key Features and Benefits
At Lakewood Memory Care and Assisted Living, meals for seniors are central to daily well being. Each dish is prepared with care, offering proper nutrition alongside familiar flavors that bring joy.
Respite Care in Brookfield WI: Supportive Short-Term Stays
Caring for an aging family member is an act of love, but it can also bring challenges that impact both you and your loved one. In moments when caregiving responsibilities feel overwhelming, or when the primary caregiver needs time to focus on their own health, respite care becomes the perfect solution.
How Gardening Therapy for Seniors Promotes Mental Health
In the tranquil and walkable community of Lakewood Memory Care and Assisted Living in Brookfield, Wisconsin, nature plays a healing role in daily life. One of the most meaningful ways our residents connect with the natural world is through gardening therapy, also known as horticultural therapy.
5 Reasons to Consider a Care Community for Dementia Support
Caring for a loved one with dementia can quickly become overwhelming for most families. When a loved one begins showing signs of cognitive decline, family members often try to provide care themselves, not only out of love but also a sense of duty. However, as dementia progresses, the emotional and physical toll can be significant.
Top Ideas for Meaningful Activities for Seniors
For older adults, the transition into an assisted living or memory care community can be filled with emotion and change. While medical support and daily care are essential, meaningful activities often become the heart of the experience, offering purpose and connection.
Residential Assisted Living: Finding the Right Fit
When the time comes to explore residential assisted living, families often feel overwhelmed. You may be taking care of a loved one and wondering how to balance safety, independence, and quality of life.
Lakewood's Butterfly Release Tribute to Cherished Residents
At Lakewood Memory Care and Assisted Living in Brookfield, honoring the lives of those who have touched our hearts is not only important, it is a sacred part of who we are as a community. On July 24th, we gathered together for a very special and meaningful occasion: our Butterfly Release Memorial Event.
Respite Care for Seniors: How it Works and Benefits
Caring for an aging loved one is a heartfelt commitment, often filled with both joy and challenge. Family caregivers devote their time and energy to supporting others, but even the most dedicated caregiver needs a moment to rest or manage other responsibilities.