Brookdale Blogs

As you age, the risk of developing ovarian cancer increases. When ovarian cancer first develops, there might not be any noticeable symptoms, and as symptoms do develop, they may be attributed to more common conditions. Being aware of the potential signs of ovarian cancer may help you catch the disease earlier and support treatment efforts.

The holiday season can truly be challenging for someone living with dementia, as special events often break the pattern of everyday life, and people living with dementia often do best if routines remain the same. Check out these three tips for creating a stress-free holiday.

You never know when you’ll find a friend! At Brookdale Brighton, meeting community cats Charlie and Oliver turned into an incredible connection between residents Sue and Lou.

Behind every one of our communities are the people who show up with heart each day.

Cinnamon, cloves, ginger — the holidays wouldn’t be complete without these iconic flavors. But did you know that some holiday spices could have additional health benefits? Read to learn more.

When’s the last time you cracked open a good book? As you age, reading can help keep your mind sharp, lower stress and support overall well-being. There’s no better time than now to start reading.

For retirees who still love to work, part-time jobs can offer more than just a paycheck — they can offer purpose, socialization and fulfillment. Here are some great roles for passionate retirees who want to stay active and engaged.

From embroidery and cross-stitch to needlepoint and knitting, needlecrafts are making a big comeback. Read the blog to find your next creative project.

Game day snacks are delicious, but they aren’t always the most nutritious. Here are a few healthier takes on some tailgate favorites.

Optimum Life is all about aging well with the freedom of choice, while Engagement Plus is how Brookdale brings people together and helps them build lasting connections. Learn more about how rich life can be at Brookdale.

Hearing aids aren’t just for the benefit of improving your hearing. From lowering your odds of a fall to potentially reducing your risk of cognitive decline, they can improve your life in many other unexpected ways.

As you age, memory loss, confusion and mood changes may occur. While these can be symptoms of Alzheimer’s or dementia, other conditions can present similarly. Here are some conditions that may cause dementia-like symptoms.

Maintaining independence is important to all of us as we age. And although life can get more challenging the older we get, there are many products designed to make your life just a little bit easier — and more fun! For simple solutions to everyday problems, check out these 10 helpful products.

If you're just starting your senior living search, you may come across some terms you don't know. Here's a quick guide to senior living terms.

Knowing which doctor to see for which health concern can sometimes be confusing. Check out these guidelines for knowing when you should see a specialist versus your primary care doctor.