Experiencing memory loss can be a scary experience and shouldn’t be overlooked. If you have noticed this symptom and a change in actions, speech, thought process, or feelings in yourself or a loved one, consider seeing a doctor. Those are potential signs of dementia, so it can be worth checking. Dementia is a medical condition […] Read More >>

According to the Alzheimer’s Association, Alzheimer’s disease is the most frequent type of dementia. This disease destroys the nerve cells in the brain. It is a gradual illness that starts with little memory loss and progressively gets worse over time. The parts of the brain that manage thinking, memory, and communication are affected by Alzheimer’s […] Read More >>

Update for Monday, May 2, 2022: We are pleased to be offering open visitation at all Grand Brook communities once again! We will continue to follow the recommended CDC guidelines for healthcare facilities and respectfully ask that all family members and visitors adhere to proper screening, social distancing and face covering requirements. Thank you for […] Read More >>

Do any of these situations sounds familiar? “Dad has always been outgoing and social – he never knew a stranger and always had something going on. But over the last year, we have seen changes in him. He can’t seem to remember the names of his friends and we have noticed that he is wearing […] Read More >>