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A Healthy Diet Means a Healthy Brain at Parc Provence
Read moreA recent survey has linked healthy diets to increased mental sharpness among adults age 40 and older. Parc Provence’s…
Social Seniors Enjoy Increased Happiness & Healthiness
Read moreParc Provence’s robust calendar of daily activities and special events are just one of the many ways we help…
Improve Your Memory by Making Memories with Friends
Read moreA happy life is a healthy life (and vice versa). But did you know that maintaining an active social…
Holiday Survival Guide for Families Affected by Alzheimer’s and Dementia
Read moreSpending the holidays with family and friends should be one of the most wonderful times of year. Here are…
Spending the Holidays with a Memory Care Community Resident
Read moreSpending the holidays with family and friends should be one of the most wonderful times of year. Here are…
Could Higher Brain Glucose Levels Be A Cause For Alzheimer’s Disease?
Read moreA recent study has discovered a link between increased levels of brain glucose, or sugar, and an increase in…
Ten Early Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease
Read moreLearn all about the many early signs and symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease, the elusive cognitive disorder experienced by many…
Alzheimer’s Disease: Fact vs. Fiction
Read moreLearn all about what medical researchers know of Alzheimer’s disease, along with the many misconceptions surrounding the elusive neurological…
Why Are Women More Vulnerable to Alzheimer’s Disease Than Men?
Read moreLearn about new studies being conducted to determine why women comprise about two-thirds of all American Alzheimer’s disease cases.
Art Therapy As a Form of Memory Care
Read moreExplore the dynamics and many benefits of art therapy and how Parc Provence uses it prominently as a memory…
Resident Art Show Open House
Read morePlease join us for our Resident Art Show Open House on Sunday, September 24, 2017, from 1 to 3…
Taking Steps to Reduce the Occurrence of Dementia
Read moreWe often hear about medication and treatment to help people who have dementia. However, recent research highlights non-pharmacological interventions…
