Last week, we had our monthly visit with Therapy Dogs Bennet and Sammy from the ARL. Thank you for spending time with us!

We've had an eventful morning in Mary B's!

Our June calendar is full of fun! Here are some dates to highlight: 6/3, 24,& 30 Therapy dogs 6/5 Resident Council 6/11 Tom Hofer Music 6/15 Lucile & the Noted 3 6/19 Father's Day Happy Hour

We had so much fun on our fishing trip to Easter Lake!

We are starting our morning off on the right foot with exercise!

Stepping Strong: A Guide to Foot Care for Older Adults Haleigh Mann, NP with Preferred Podiatry Group will be in house on 5/21/26 at 9am seeing resident's that have filled out the consent for treatment. As we age, maintaining overall health often focuses on heart health, nutrition, and mobility—but one critical area is frequently overlooked: our feet. Healthy feet are essential for independence, balance, and quality of life. For older adults, proper foot care is not just about comfort—it’s about preventing serious complications and staying active.

This afternoon was filled with music, connection, and joy! We welcomed Prad the piano performer and vocalist. He filled the room with beautiful melodies, and it was such a joy to see our residents relaxing, smiling, and soaking it all in. Moments like these remind us how powerful music can be!

Why Hydration Matters More with Age Water plays a vital role in nearly every bodily function, including regulating body temperature, supporting digestion, maintaining kidney function, and promoting overall cellular health. However, as individuals age, natural physiological changes make it more difficult to maintain proper fluid balance. Older adults often have: A reduced sense of thirst, meaning they may not feel the need to drink even when their body needs fluids. Lower levels of body water, making them more susceptible to dehydration. Declining kidney function, which affects the body’s ability to conserve water Medication-related fluid loss, especially from diuretics and other common prescriptions Additionally, mobility limitations or cognitive changes may make it harder for some seniors to access fluids independently.

Today we enjoyed Music & Massages!

There's something truly special about the comfort of a furry friend.