Blog - Northbridge Communities

The Importance of Belonging & 3 Ways We Create It

As we look forward to 2024 one of the themes that Northbridge plans to highlight is the importance of Belonging. From the residents in our Avita Memory Care neighborhoods to the families in our Support Groups and the associates with a multitude of cultural backgrounds, there is so much opportunity to create a sense of belonging within our communities.

A Guide to Holiday Planning – 10 Helpful Topics to Consider

When it comes to holiday celebrations the most important parts are the people that you are celebrating with, and also maybe the food, but mostly the people. As our families start to grow and expand we often make accommodations to make sure everyone can enjoy the celebration. When it comes to babies and young kids

3 Resourceful Ways to Establish Independence in Making Choices

What’s one myth that you’ve heard about Senior Living? We’ll go first…if I move into a community, I’ll lose my independence.

Tips for Having the Conversation About Shared Senior Living with Your Older Loved One

Families navigating the challenges of dementia care for their loved ones are reassured when they realize they do not have to travel this road alone. There are many educational and community resources to help prepare for the journey.

What a Day Is Like for Shared Memory Care Residents

Designed to provide a balance of independence and support for older adults living with Alzheimer’s disease or other form of dementia, memory care communities help their residents feel comfortable and safe while benefiting from tailored care plans and opportunities to socially engage.  Families often wonder if memory care is the right choice for their loved ones, though. 

The Benefits of Shared Living for Seniors Living with Dementia

Navigating the journey of dementia care for a loved one is undoubtedly challenging. Families often find themselves overwhelmed when caring for one who is living with a progressive disease. While there are programs and medications that can help treat some of the symptoms, the individual’s declining health and cognitive impairment will continue.