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Halloween and Dementia: Tips for a Safe and Enjoyable Holiday
Halloween is a fun holiday for people of all ages. However, unfamiliar costumes, spooky decorations, and changes in routine can sometimes cause confusion or anxiety for someone living with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. Even with these challenges, there are ways for your family and loved one to enjoy the holiday together. By adapting traditions to…
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Brompton Heights Announces Dottie Murphy as New Executive Director
From Admissions to Executive Director We’re excited to share exciting news as Dottie Murphy, our Admissions Director, has been promoted to Executive Director of Brompton Heights. Since joining our team in January 2025, Dottie has become a familiar and trusted face for residents, families, and staff alike. As Admissions Director, she was often the first-person…
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What to Do When a Loved One with Dementia Refuses Help
Are you noticing resistance or refusal in a loved one with dementia? Maybe they’re refusing to use a walker, don’t want help getting dressed, or insist they are able to live independently. This can be a frustrating time for you as a family member or caregiver, but it can also be confusing and upsetting for…
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Helping a Loved One Adjust to Memory Care
Moving a loved one with dementia into a memory care community can be an emotional and challenging experience for both the individual and their family. Adjusting to a new environment, routine, and group of caregivers takes time, but there are ways families can help make the transition feel more comfortable and familiar. From having important…
