Socialization during meals is important for seniors as it offers both emotional and physical benefits. Shared meals provide opportunities for meaningful conversations, reducing feelings of loneliness and isolation, which are common among older adults. Engaging with others while eating can improve mood, boost mental health, and promote a sense of community. Furthermore, socializing at meals can help with appetite stimulation, improve eating habits, and even support cognitive function by encouraging interaction and discussion.
It’s also important to ensure that seniors are provided with appropriate support, such as assistance with eating or meal planning, to maintain their independence and dignity while socializing.
Please call Carla at (586) 685-5800 to join us for a meal and get your loved one on the Higher Path.
Olivia Walton
Nov 19, 2024
We love crafting
Carla Riden
Nov 15, 2024
Socialization during meals is important for seniors as it offers both emotional and physical benefits. Shared meals provide opportunities for meaningful conversations, reducing feelings of loneliness and isolation, which are common among older adults. Engaging with others while eating can improve mood, boost mental health, and promote a sense of community. Furthermore, socializing at meals can help with appetite stimulation, improve eating habits, and even support cognitive function by encouraging interaction and discussion. It’s also important to ensure that seniors are provided with appropriate support, such as assistance with eating or meal planning, to maintain their independence and dignity while socializing. Please call Carla at (586) 685-5800 to join us for a meal and get your loved one on the Higher Path.
Olivia Walton
Nov 11, 2024
From our Bickford family to yours!
Olivia Walton
Nov 6, 2024
We picked leaves and turned them into something beautiful
Olivia Walton
Nov 5, 2024
Therapy with Art is a fav in our community
Olivia Walton
Nov 4, 2024
The ladies enjoy scrabble
Carla Riden
Nov 1, 2024
An assisted living nurse plays a crucial role in providing healthcare support to residents. Their responsibilities typically include administering medications, monitoring vital signs, coordinating care with other healthcare professionals, and assisting with daily living activities. They also provide education and support to residents and their families about health conditions and care plans. Effective communication, compassion, and a strong understanding of geriatric care are essential in this role. Would you like to know more about Assisted living at Bickford of Shelby? Please call (586)685-5800.
Olivia Walton
Oct 31, 2024
Happy Halloween from our Bickford family to yours
Carla Riden
Oct 25, 2024
It is often extremely difficult to accept that your loved one is no longer safe at home. Bickford of Shelby has a small intimate, 16 apartment memory care. Please call Carla (586) 206-5837 to learn more.
Olivia Walton
Oct 24, 2024
Everyone please wish our sweet Theresa a sweet 96th Birthday!!