A Beautiful Birthday Serenade

Our doors are still closed to visitors. This has not stopped the wonderful celebrations of our Bridgeway residents’ birthdays. One of our resident’s family had their loved one serenaded right outside her bedroom! It was a beautiful way to keep their spirits high and show their love during this unprecedented time.

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Craftiness Is Happiness

As the weather becomes warmer, we have encouraged our residents to spend time in the fresh air. We continue to take care of each resident and continue to have them social distance when around others. Last week, Bridgeway residents spent some time outside painting and completing other crafting activities as they as interacted with one…

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Thanking Our Essential Workers

Our wonderful Bridgeway employees continue to provide the best possible care for our residents. Every day they take every precaution to ensure that everyone in our facility is healthy and safe during this uncertain time. They continue to demonstrate positivity and hope to our residents, and prove that they are real heroes. We would like…

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Read Our Activity Calenders

Even with the global pandemic, we are ensuring that our residents continue to participate in activity. We continue to take precautions and practice social distancing for these activities.

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Looking to the Future: A Guide for Caregivers

Special thanks to our friend Sharon Wagner of SeniorFriendly for contributing this exclusive article for our Bridgeway readers! When you’re taking care of a loved one, every moment matters. That’s why it’s so important to make sure you have a plan for the future. Often, in-home caregiving situations have an expiration date. Needs grow too…

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Arthritis Signs You Should Recognize And Not Ignore

Arthritis can be a very painful disease. But, the good thing is that it doesn’t hit us suddenly. There are warning signs. But, unfortunately, some people just ignore these signs and keep on going. Don’t be one of those people.     Arthritis: Symptoms It’s not unusual to experience pain in your joints on occasion,…

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Skilled Nursing Facilities Ban Family Visits To Protect Elderly Residents

Skilled nursing facilities (SNF) are banning family members from visiting their elderly as a protection against spreading the coronavirus virus. Seniors are the most susceptible population to this virus due to their weak immune immune systems. Moreover, many seniors already suffer from one or more underlying diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, and heart issues.  …

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Calorie Restriction, Can It Help Seniors Stay Healthy, Age Gracefully??

Calorie restriction as a way for senior citizens to avoid gaining weight and live healthy has caught the interest of scientists.   Calorie restriction, involves the reducing of average daily caloric intake below previous daily levels without sacrificing essential nutrients. It can be accomplished in one of two ways. Either by not eating at all…

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Advance Care Planning For Senior Citizens Is A Great Idea

Advance care planning is a great idea for senior citizens. Planning your health choices and providing instructions is an important step, in case you find yourself in an emergency.   Knowing who you want to make decisions on your behalf and how you would decide will take some of the burden off family and friends.…

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Eye Q: Do You Really Know How To Take Care Of Your Eyes?

Eye Q. Do you have it? Do you know how to take care of your eyes? Can you recognize symptoms that may indicate you’re developing cataracts, glaucoma, or macular degeneration?   Here are some tips and suggestions that will help you.   Eye Q: Get Your Eyes Tested at Least Once A Year It’s very…

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