Parc Provence, Author at Parc Provence Memory Care

Staying Healthy in 2020
Many of us spend time during the holiday season visiting with family and friends. It’s a wonderful time to…
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Celebrating the Holidays with People Who Have Alzheimer’s and Dementia
The holiday season is about spending quality time with loved ones, especially those you may not see often. When…
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Parc Provence Says Thank You to Our Veterans
We are honored to have veterans living with us as residents at Parc Provence. On November 11, we celebrated…
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Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease
November is National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month. We hope you’ll join us in supporting efforts to understand more about…
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Making Music, Making a Memory
Three members of the Parc Provence community — Chelsie Dillon, Klara Solomon-Soare, and Subie Banaszynski — have been nominated…
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Coping with Frontotemporal Dementia
Frontotemporal dementia (FTD). Hard for many to pronounce. And, in many instances, even more difficult to understand. Everyone has…
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Parc Provence Physicians Make Best Doctors in America List Again
At Parc Provence, we believe it’s our job to be the best at what we do. Now, a global…
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Continuing to Laugh with Your Loved Ones
Studies make a good case for keeping laughter in your life, especially when coping with Alzheimer’s. Though science has…
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An Abundance of Activities: Staying Active
Activity, whether vigorous or more serene, helps keep the mind and body healthy. This can be especially true for…
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Tips for Coping with Sundowning
Late afternoon and early evening can be difficult for people with dementia. Sundowning — or “late-day confusion” — can…
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