Brookdale Blogs

Online dating sites aren’t just for millennials—more and more seniors are turning to websites and apps for romance help. There are even some sites that are generally tailored to finding love later in life.

Love Wordle? Here are even more online word games to help you stay connected.

When Helen moved into Brookdale Corsicana, the executive director's dog, Wyatt, immediately welcomed her.

Pickleball is one of the trendiest recreational activities for seniors. Find out why it's so appealing and how to play.

Whipping up a treat in the kitchen is a great way for grandkids and grandparents to bond.

You've probably heard the generational cohort terms — from the greatest generation to baby boomers and millennials to Generation Z — but what does it all mean?

If you’re wondering how to reshape and refresh the bond you share with your grandchildren as they grow into teenagers, here are some tips to try.

Veterinarian Dr. Marty Becker explains how we can improve our pets’ quality of life.

While it’s wonderful to go out of your way to include a grandparent with a dementia diagnosis in the lives of your kids, it’s important to go about it in an intelligent way.

While it’s wonderful to go out of your way to include a grandparent with a dementia diagnosis in the lives of your kids, it’s important to go about it in an intelligent way.

A person living with dementia is still your friend. They're the same person you’ve shared laughs and experiences with. Now that they have a dementia diagnosis you might hear them repeat a story, or forget a detail, and it might be harder for them to focus in certain situations, but you can still enjoy spending time with them.

If you’re visiting or reconnecting with a friend or loved one who is living with dementia, you may face some communication challenges. But don’t let that keep you from connecting.

A special surprise for Mother's Day at a Brookdale community

If you’ve been searching for a way to liven up your video calls with loved ones, look no further. These online games were designed to bring friends and family together in the name of fun, even when you’re far apart. And best of all, they’re free!

Making an effort to socialize, learn new skills and grow as an individual are a significant part of our well-being, and right now they’re more important than ever. These virtual clubs and organizations can be a great way for seniors to keep learning and stay social — all from the comfort of home.