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Engaged Living

For Alzheimer's and Dementia

Santa Rosa (707) 578.8360

"I would recommend Primrose because of the wonderful support and open communication between the families and the staff, as well as the quality of care our loved one receives everyday. There is no better place than this community. We have learned to call it home."

"We would recommend Primrose because of the good, compassionate, trained, and experienced staff. And because they are the specialists in memory care needs."

"Its nice to know that there are people who take such pleasure in doing special things and making others feel good. Thank you for the tenderness, compassion, and thoughtfulness that you continue to show us and our father. We are at peace to know that he is getting loving care at Primrose."

"Thank you and the staff for the excellent care our mother received in a loving environment. I often think of all of the wonderful people I met at Primrose who made an impact on my life and mother’s life! We are eternally grateful there is such a place as Primrose."

"Our experience with our mother’s passing this past month made our family realize you are much more than employees. You are not just people doing their job, you are the family to your residents, and you love them, care for them, joke and play with them, feed and bathe them with the same love and compassion as if they were your own parents. We could not have asked for better people to be with our mother during her last years. You are angels of God spreading love in our world!"

New Years Resolutions to Reduce The Risk of Cognitive Decline

Posted on January 6, 2021

What if our resolutions could improve brain health and reduce the risk of cognitive decline? Wouldn’t we all want to accept the challenge? 1. Exercise your brain— As the saying goes, “Use it or lose it!” Keeping your brain stimulated can improve cognitive skills and reduce or risk of dementia. 2. Keep moving— Physical activity…

Brain Games and Mental Health:
How Seniors Can Avoid Dementia

Posted on March 12, 2018

Recent research suggests that computer games that train the brain can help prevent Alzheimer’s and general dementia. A study from the University of South Florida found that older people who used a brain training game consistently over a 10 year period were 29% less likely to to develop dementia compared to those who did not…

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