Harvester Place Memory Care

May has come and gone, and we would be remiss not to acknowledge our nurse, Nisha, who has been a dedicated member of our community for almost a decade. She occupies the 47th spot on our roster. While she is currently working on a part-time basis, her reliability and willingness to take on extra shifts as needed are truly appreciated. Thank you, Nisha!

Perfect day for a ball game! ⚾️ Ozinga Field

Have you ever experienced an issue with your vision? Even temporary vision impairment makes it harder to focus, move around safely, and stay connected.

For individuals with dementia, those challenges can quickly become overwhelming, increasing confusion and limiting independence.

Here is how maintaining healthy vision for individuals with dementia can improve their physical and emotional wellbeing:
https://www.anthemmemorycare.com/blog/why-vision-health-matters-for-individuals-living-with-dementia

Why Vision Health Matters for Individuals Living with Dementia If you have ever had an eye infection, eye surgery or even had your eyes dilated during an exam, you know how even temporary changes in vision can interfere with your ability to focus, navigate your surroundings, and function efficiently. Any degree of vision loss—regardless of the cause—can be ...

Gil, thank you for always providing us with a wonderful meal! 🥰

We are thankful to have a volunteer group called the Movement Project from Hinsdale Central that has been facilitating our weekend workouts. Thank you ladies for a great time and we look forward to next week! Also check out this article they were featured in! https://share.google/P5CGSgvLAomxy6N4n

Jim, we are grateful for your donation of jumbo cards. Our residents and volunteer Aidan had a blast playing UNO today!

The mama duck and babies have returned!

We turned our art project into a group effort and had help from a few family members!

Gil prepared prime rib for our guest visiting from Mexico and for everyone's enjoyment!

Dementia is common, yet widely misunderstood. Many people think they know the basics, but their understanding is often shaped by myths and misconceptions. These misunderstandings can delay evaluation, informed care decisions, and early support for families and loved ones.

That’s why accurate information matters. Below are six common misconceptions about dementia, and the facts families should know:
https://www.anthemmemorycare.com/blog/six-misconceptions-about-dementia-what-families-need-to-know

Six Misconceptions About Dementia: What Families Need to Know If someone asked you to explain dementia, what would you say? Would you share some facts? Or would you rely upon vague descriptions and hearsay? Despite how common dementia is, it remains widely misunderstood. Many people feel confident they know the basics, yet their understanding is often shaped b...