Belmont Village Senior Living

We are proud to announce our Memory Program Coordinator, Leah Hadley, received a "2021 Excellence in Service" nomination through California Assisted Living Association! Congratulations, Leah!

It's starting to feel a lot like Halloween! This past week, residents enjoyed various Halloween-themed activities.

Brittany and Ed are ready for fall! Are you?

Dr. Linda Ercoli, director of the Longevity Center at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), recently discussed challenges associated with understanding memory and aging, as well as training techniques for promoting brain health during Belmont Village Senior Living’s recent webinar, Minding Our Memory: Challenges and Training Techniques. Follow the link to read more: http://ow.ly/8mFL50Gue7r

Join us for an interactive presentation with our Memory Program Coordinator, where we will explore the different types of dementia. While most are familiar with Alzheimer’s, dementia can come in many forms. Leah will discuss the different types of dementia, their associated signs, symptoms and helpful communication tools. We would like to provide an open forum for family members of those affected by dementia and their caregivers. Register here: https://www.belmontvillage.com/av_10_19_letstalkdementia/

Belmont Village Aliso Viejo's residents and staff recently celebrated our community's 2nd anniversary alongside the Mayor!

At age 65, a woman is twice as likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease than a man. By age 75, she is three times as likely. The good news is there is a mounting body of research suggesting that maintaining a healthy lifestyle can reduce the risk of dementia by more than 33%. . Join us for an informative presentation as we dive into Alzheimer’s Disease and its prevalence in women. Dr. Karen will explore why women are at a greater risk for dementia and share the key components of... a brain-protective lifestyle so women can reduce their risk. . Register here: https://bit.ly/3qOKQy2. . For questions, contact Stephanie Zeverino at [email protected] or 954-524-8500. See more

This month, as we celebrate International Women’s Day, we’re honoring the impact all of our mothers, daughters, sisters, aunts and friends have had on our lives. And we’d like to spread awareness about a condition that is disproportionally affecting themdementia. Read more in our blog: http://ow.ly/Ug4R50DVQUy

Founder and CEO of Belmont Village Senior Living, Patricia Will, will join expert panelists to weigh in on the benefits of co-locating licensed senior housing with non-age-restricted housing in a walkable, urban setting. Don't miss out! Register now: https://conta.cc/3v90TKi

Happy International Women’s Day! We are celebrating the women who make our communities a great place to work and live and those spreading empowerment through leadership. We’re proud that women make up a significant portion of executive and management teams across our communities and corporate office. #InternationalWomensDay

We are grateful for our top-notch employees who are dedicated to caring for our residents! Their quality care, industry expertise, and passion for hospitality contribute to the success of our communities and keep our residents safe and active! #EmployeeAppreciation #Caregivers

Successful aging means living the fullest, most satisfying life possible by nurturing the mind, body, and spirit each day. Research has shown that there are many lifestyle elements that contribute to successful agingeven for seniors showing signs of cognitive decline. Learn more in our recent blog, authored by Belmont Village Gerontologist, Beverly Sanborn. http://ow.ly/hPbk50CQs5l

Bring a smile to a senior's face this holiday season! Children and adults of all ages are welcome to send heartfelt cards or drawings to brighten our residents' days. . You can send your cards or drawings to us at: Attn: Project Smile... Belmont Village Senior Living 300 Freedom Ln Aliso Viejo, CA 92656 See more

Wishing all our friends and family a warm and happy Hanukkah filled with light and love.

For families impacted by dementia, it can be particularly difficult to navigate the holiday season. In our recent blog, we discuss some tips for making the holidays safer and more enjoyable for everyone: http://ow.ly/buJ250CBQfB . Would you like to learn more? Join us on December 8 for an informative webinar on memory loss, dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. We’ll discuss how to prepare, maintain routines, build memories and involve your loved one in your favorite holiday traditions. Register here: https://bit.ly/32vMlYI

As we take time to reflect during the holidays, we are thankful for our wonderfully unique communities and residents. We wish our staff, our residents and their loved ones a happy and safe Thanksgiving!

The holidays are a time of great excitement, love and focusing on family. However, many families during this time can endure difficult moments when faced with a loved one’s forgetful tendencies. Join us for an informative webinar to learn how to best navigate the holidays with a loved one who has memory loss, dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. We’ll discuss how to prepare, maintain routines, build memories and how to involve your loved one in your favorite holiday traditions. . Register here: https://bit.ly/32vMlYI