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ISSAQUAH, Wash. -- Imagine what it would be like to have no memory, pain in your feet, numbness in your hands, and vision and hearing loss. That is what millions of Americans with dementia and Alzheimer's Disease deal with every day.
Now there's unique training offered at Village Concepts Retirement Communities where health care workers and family members can experience what it's like to walk in the shoes of a dementia patient.
It is a dementia sensitivity program that shows what it's like to live with macular degeneration, arthritis, neuropathy and sight and hearing problems. Participants typically wear goggles that impair eyesight. They also wear shoe inserts that have miniature spikes in them, headphones that play loud background noise, and wear rubber gardening gloves turned inside out. Then an instructor gives the participant a list of five things to do, like folding laundry or tying a tie.
"You're kind of flying by the seat of your pants," said Judy Blasko, resident care director of Spiritwood at Pine Lake in Issaquah. "We're trying to make it known the changes that happen with the resident."
Because it's not state-mandated training, many health providers do not offer this kind of service. Village Concepts says it is one of two facilities in the state that offers it to its staff members and the community.
"It was very eye opening," said Paula Parks, whose mother is an 86-year-old dementia patient. "I just felt like a bundle of nerves after I got out of there. My mom will say, 'I'm just so nervous' over just the littlest things, ' but now I can kind of see where just getting dressed or figuring out what she's going to have for lunch is a lot bigger task than I realized." "
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Mill Ridge Village received the 2017 Community Champion Award from the Fife Milton Edgewood Chamber of Commerce[/caption]
Some 80 members of The Chamber for Fife Milton Edgewood gathered for the annual meeting this morning and announced the winner for Business of the Year in each community, as well as a Community Champion.
Jennifer Reich, installed as 2017 chair for the Chamber during the breakfast, congratulated her predecessor, Scott Dumas, on the selection of his firm AlphaGraphics Tacoma as Fife Business of the Year.
The restaurant and lounge Dave’s of Milton collected the most votes among members to be Milton Business of the Year. Founder Tom Greene and his crew at Nightside Distillery earned Business of the Year honors in Edgewood.
Mill Ridge Village, a retirement community in Milton, was named Community Champion of the Year by FME Chamber.
One of the keynote speakers for the Economic Forecast and Prosperity Awards event, Louise Tieman, executive director of World Trade Center Tacoma, was extremely candid in her assessment for the future of international trade.
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At a recent Des Moines City Council meeting, Village Concepts donated $32,000 to the Des Moines Legacy Foundation.
This 501c3 foundation, formed in 1999 to support Des Moines parks, recreation and senior services will use the funds to support the community’s programs and services for older adults.
“We’re honored to become a part of the fabric of the growing Des Moines community,” said Stuart Brown, Village Concepts CEO. “We’re excited to offer the Adriana as the premier community retirement location in the Des Moines area.”
The opening of The Adriana will help fulfill the need for affordable housing for seniors and contribute to the revitalization goals of Des Moines’ marina district. Residents of the new assisted living facility will be able to stroll through the nearby Saltwater State Park, visit the public library or take classes at Highline Community College. The Adriana will feature 119 units spanning across five stories and is slated to open summer of 2017. "
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A retirement community is highlighting a need for seniors by highlighting a special friendship.
BURIEN - It can be difficult or isolating for seniors to transition into retirement communities, and many could use a friend. A program called Friend-to-Friend helps seniors at risk of loneliness connect with young people.
Ramiro Contreras was in the middle of his junior year when he joined the program at Highline high school. He started going to the El Dorado West Retirement Community and instantly connected with Nyle Kracke, who moved from Colorado to be closer to one of his sons. Kracke seemed to have a hard time adjusting to his new life in assisted care and says Contreras helped him.
"He's cooled me off from my feelings here," says Kracke. "He doesn't know this, but I really look forward to seeing him."
Contreras has since graduated high school but tries to see Kracke once a week. He takes an hour-long bus ride each way to make the trip.
"He reminds me of my grandpa who passed away, so I like that," says Contreras. "He's always like, 'Are you going to school?'"
Often the two don't do much other than catch up on school and talk about the days Kracke lived on an Iowa farm. Contreras says he enjoys listening to the way things were.
"I think it did change me," says Contreras. "It taught me how to just love life, to love each other and to care for each other ever single day."
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[caption id="attachment_8174" align="alignleft" width="400"] Jack Chandler from VFW Post 11401 presenting the award to Mill Ridge Village Executive Director Jennifer Reich[/caption]
Mill Ridge Village was presented with an award recognizing their support of veterans from VFW Post 11401. Mill Ridge Village raised $8,000 at their Night in Tuscany Dinner and Silent Auction this year, an annual event they host and organize which brings in donations from the local business community.
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At Brannan Park Retirement, you’ll feel right at home. Just south of Seattle, we have access to the metropolitan city and also nature. We have wonderful staff who can provide the level of care you or your loved one needs. And we recently underwent a complete remodel and redesign to bring even more enjoyment to our residents.
When you step foot in Brannan Park, you’ll notice a warm, comfortable and invigorating atmosphere. We’ve designed our communal spaces to reflect that feeling and encourage interaction and a true sense of community. Residents are able to enjoy communal spaces on all three floors, including a computer lounge; a quiet, cozy lounge for puzzles or reading; a craft activity room; a large library with a piano TV seating for group discussions and performances; a chapel that also serves as a meeting or lecture space; and dining options including a traditional dining room and a bistro where residents can enjoy reading their newspaper and have a grab-and-go option.
In these community spaces, there is a little something for everyone, should they prefer to enjoy quiet activities or mingle with others. Similarly, our memory care area has all open-space dining, living and seating with direct lines of sight so that all residents feel included but can also find a quiet spot to simply observe if they wish.
We’re also proud to provide beautiful newly designed residential units. The floor plans for each unit are very spacious with large windows that allow for more natural light. The finishes are all brand new, neutral in color (to blend nicely with any personal design preferences), and include quality, solid-surface quartz countertop which is quite durable and has a more contemporary appeal. Each unit is meant to feel just like home.
Safety and mobility are always top-of-mind and an important consideration in our design efforts. Each community space was designed with ample room for circulation, meaning residents and guests will never feel crammed and it is easily accessible for individuals with all levels of mobility. And we also offer ADA compliant units that are larger in size and also have an enlarged, mobility-friendly bathroom.
Other safety features we included in the design are upgraded lighting, contrasting colors between the flooring and base boards to prevent bumps or confusion, and color blocking on doors to indicate which are residential or which are staff.
And our exterior design is just as beautiful as our interior design! Enjoy our upgraded exterior with a new, covered portico for more convenient pick-ups and drop-offs regardless of the weather. And because the beauty of the great Pacific Northwest should not be forgotten, we designed attractive landscaping that invites outdoor living such as walks, reading or socializing outside.
We hope you will visit us at Brannan Park Retirement to see how we “bring retirement to life.” View our gallery or contact us to learn more! "
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We live in a society fascinated with the automobile, in a community that is centered on roads. The thrill of driving is romanticized on screen, glamorized in commercials, and described in literature. It’s no wonder that many may resist letting go of the keys, but the truth is that there are signs that it’s time. Thankfully, there are also ways to adapt, and even benefits to being car-free.
At any stage in life it is important to think of the safety of oneself and others when you’re behind the wheel; but this consideration becomes even more essential in later years. Per mile traveled, fatal crash rates increase noticeably starting at ages 70‒74 and are highest among drivers age 85 and older. (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, Fatality facts 2013). In 2007 the RAND Corporation did a study that determined Drivers 65 and older are also 16 percent more likely than adult drivers (those 25–64 years old) to cause an accident. With scary facts like these it’s tempting to just hand over those keys. Rather than let this decision be determined only by statistics, however, you may want to consider these signs, published by AARP, as indications that the time has come:
Mill Ridge Village is proud to say we have been hosting the annual Night in Tuscany, a fundraiser for VFW Post 11401 Fife, Milton, Edgewood for approximately nine years. In 2015 we raised more than ever had been done in the past, about $4,400. Our goal this year was to reach $5,000. We are proud to announce that we surpassed that goal by THOUSANDS of dollars! It would not have been possible without the generosity of the community businesses who so graciously gave goods to be auctioned off, or without those who so generously gave of their time and money. We would like to yell from the roof tops that we raised $8,000 for this much needed organization. We want to thank everyone involved from the bottom of our hearts. "
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"Plateau Outreach Ministries would like to thank all of the donors, volunteers and attendees who made our 12th Annual Dinner & Auction Pasta With a Purpose, a huge success! With all of your support POM was able to raise just over $40,000, which will go directly toward program services. POM helps our neighbors in crisis with food & clothing, resources and emergency assistance vouchers. Thank-you to all of this year's individual and business donors! The auction would not have been possible without your generosity!" "
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ISSAQUAH, Wash. -- Imagine what it would be like to have no memory, pain in your feet, numbness in your hands, and vision and hearing loss. That is what millions of Americans with dementia and Alzheimer's Disease deal with every day.
Now there's unique training offered at Village Concepts Retirement Communities where health care workers and family members can experience what it's like to walk in the shoes of a dementia patient.
It is a dementia sensitivity program that shows what it's like to live with macular degeneration, arthritis, neuropathy and sight and hearing problems. Participants typically wear goggles that impair eyesight. They also wear shoe inserts that have miniature spikes in them, headphones that play loud background noise, and wear rubber gardening gloves turned inside out. Then an instructor gives the participant a list of five things to do, like folding laundry or tying a tie.
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Because it's not state-mandated training, many health providers do not offer this kind of service. Village Concepts says it is one of two facilities in the state that offers it to its staff members and the community.
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Mill Ridge Village received the 2017 Community Champion Award from the Fife Milton Edgewood Chamber of Commerce[/caption]
Some 80 members of The Chamber for Fife Milton Edgewood gathered for the annual meeting this morning and announced the winner for Business of the Year in each community, as well as a Community Champion.
Jennifer Reich, installed as 2017 chair for the Chamber during the breakfast, congratulated her predecessor, Scott Dumas, on the selection of his firm AlphaGraphics Tacoma as Fife Business of the Year.
The restaurant and lounge Dave’s of Milton collected the most votes among members to be Milton Business of the Year. Founder Tom Greene and his crew at Nightside Distillery earned Business of the Year honors in Edgewood.
Mill Ridge Village, a retirement community in Milton, was named Community Champion of the Year by FME Chamber.
One of the keynote speakers for the Economic Forecast and Prosperity Awards event, Louise Tieman, executive director of World Trade Center Tacoma, was extremely candid in her assessment for the future of international trade.
“Your guess is as good as mine,” she said in recounting how many national policies related to global commerce are being called into question by the new Donald Trump presidential administration. "
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At a recent Des Moines City Council meeting, Village Concepts donated $32,000 to the Des Moines Legacy Foundation.
This 501c3 foundation, formed in 1999 to support Des Moines parks, recreation and senior services will use the funds to support the community’s programs and services for older adults.
“We’re honored to become a part of the fabric of the growing Des Moines community,” said Stuart Brown, Village Concepts CEO. “We’re excited to offer the Adriana as the premier community retirement location in the Des Moines area.”
The opening of The Adriana will help fulfill the need for affordable housing for seniors and contribute to the revitalization goals of Des Moines’ marina district. Residents of the new assisted living facility will be able to stroll through the nearby Saltwater State Park, visit the public library or take classes at Highline Community College. The Adriana will feature 119 units spanning across five stories and is slated to open summer of 2017. "
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A retirement community is highlighting a need for seniors by highlighting a special friendship.
BURIEN - It can be difficult or isolating for seniors to transition into retirement communities, and many could use a friend. A program called Friend-to-Friend helps seniors at risk of loneliness connect with young people.
Ramiro Contreras was in the middle of his junior year when he joined the program at Highline high school. He started going to the El Dorado West Retirement Community and instantly connected with Nyle Kracke, who moved from Colorado to be closer to one of his sons. Kracke seemed to have a hard time adjusting to his new life in assisted care and says Contreras helped him.
"He's cooled me off from my feelings here," says Kracke. "He doesn't know this, but I really look forward to seeing him."
Contreras has since graduated high school but tries to see Kracke once a week. He takes an hour-long bus ride each way to make the trip.
"He reminds me of my grandpa who passed away, so I like that," says Contreras. "He's always like, 'Are you going to school?'"
Often the two don't do much other than catch up on school and talk about the days Kracke lived on an Iowa farm. Contreras says he enjoys listening to the way things were.
"I think it did change me," says Contreras. "It taught me how to just love life, to love each other and to care for each other ever single day."
And for Kracke, who is in his nineties, his friendship with Contreras gives him something to look forward to each day.
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Jack Chandler from VFW Post 11401 presenting the award to Mill Ridge Village Executive Director Jennifer Reich[/caption]
Mill Ridge Village was presented with an award recognizing their support of veterans from VFW Post 11401. Mill Ridge Village raised $8,000 at their Night in Tuscany Dinner and Silent Auction this year, an annual event they host and organize which brings in donations from the local business community.
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At Brannan Park Retirement, you’ll feel right at home. Just south of Seattle, we have access to the metropolitan city and also nature. We have wonderful staff who can provide the level of care you or your loved one needs. And we recently underwent a complete remodel and redesign to bring even more enjoyment to our residents.
When you step foot in Brannan Park, you’ll notice a warm, comfortable and invigorating atmosphere. We’ve designed our communal spaces to reflect that feeling and encourage interaction and a true sense of community. Residents are able to enjoy communal spaces on all three floors, including a computer lounge; a quiet, cozy lounge for puzzles or reading; a craft activity room; a large library with a piano TV seating for group discussions and performances; a chapel that also serves as a meeting or lecture space; and dining options including a traditional dining room and a bistro where residents can enjoy reading their newspaper and have a grab-and-go option.
In these community spaces, there is a little something for everyone, should they prefer to enjoy quiet activities or mingle with others. Similarly, our memory care area has all open-space dining, living and seating with direct lines of sight so that all residents feel included but can also find a quiet spot to simply observe if they wish.
We’re also proud to provide beautiful newly designed residential units. The floor plans for each unit are very spacious with large windows that allow for more natural light. The finishes are all brand new, neutral in color (to blend nicely with any personal design preferences), and include quality, solid-surface quartz countertop which is quite durable and has a more contemporary appeal. Each unit is meant to feel just like home.
Safety and mobility are always top-of-mind and an important consideration in our design efforts. Each community space was designed with ample room for circulation, meaning residents and guests will never feel crammed and it is easily accessible for individuals with all levels of mobility. And we also offer ADA compliant units that are larger in size and also have an enlarged, mobility-friendly bathroom.
Other safety features we included in the design are upgraded lighting, contrasting colors between the flooring and base boards to prevent bumps or confusion, and color blocking on doors to indicate which are residential or which are staff.
And our exterior design is just as beautiful as our interior design! Enjoy our upgraded exterior with a new, covered portico for more convenient pick-ups and drop-offs regardless of the weather. And because the beauty of the great Pacific Northwest should not be forgotten, we designed attractive landscaping that invites outdoor living such as walks, reading or socializing outside.
We hope you will visit us at Brannan Park Retirement to see how we “bring retirement to life.” View our gallery or contact us to learn more! "
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We live in a society fascinated with the automobile, in a community that is centered on roads. The thrill of driving is romanticized on screen, glamorized in commercials, and described in literature. It’s no wonder that many may resist letting go of the keys, but the truth is that there are signs that it’s time. Thankfully, there are also ways to adapt, and even benefits to being car-free.
At any stage in life it is important to think of the safety of oneself and others when you’re behind the wheel; but this consideration becomes even more essential in later years. Per mile traveled, fatal crash rates increase noticeably starting at ages 70‒74 and are highest among drivers age 85 and older. (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, Fatality facts 2013). In 2007 the RAND Corporation did a study that determined Drivers 65 and older are also 16 percent more likely than adult drivers (those 25–64 years old) to cause an accident. With scary facts like these it’s tempting to just hand over those keys. Rather than let this decision be determined only by statistics, however, you may want to consider these signs, published by AARP, as indications that the time has come:
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- Having a hard time turning around to check the rear view while backing up or changing lanes
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Mill Ridge Village is proud to say we have been hosting the annual Night in Tuscany, a fundraiser for VFW Post 11401 Fife, Milton, Edgewood for approximately nine years. In 2015 we raised more than ever had been done in the past, about $4,400. Our goal this year was to reach $5,000. We are proud to announce that we surpassed that goal by THOUSANDS of dollars! It would not have been possible without the generosity of the community businesses who so graciously gave goods to be auctioned off, or without those who so generously gave of their time and money. We would like to yell from the roof tops that we raised $8,000 for this much needed organization. We want to thank everyone involved from the bottom of our hearts. "
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A huge thank-you to High Point Village who sponsored this event for the 12th year in a row! They provided a lot of support and a great 'stadium' themed meal.[/caption]
"Plateau Outreach Ministries would like to thank all of the donors, volunteers and attendees who made our 12th Annual Dinner & Auction Pasta With a Purpose, a huge success! With all of your support POM was able to raise just over $40,000, which will go directly toward program services. POM helps our neighbors in crisis with food & clothing, resources and emergency assistance vouchers. Thank-you to all of this year's individual and business donors! The auction would not have been possible without your generosity!" "
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ISSAQUAH, Wash. -- Imagine what it would be like to have no memory, pain in your feet, numbness in your hands, and vision and hearing loss. That is what millions of Americans with dementia and Alzheimer's Disease deal with every day.
Now there's unique training offered at Village Concepts Retirement Communities where health care workers and family members can experience what it's like to walk in the shoes of a dementia patient.
It is a dementia sensitivity program that shows what it's like to live with macular degeneration, arthritis, neuropathy and sight and hearing problems. Participants typically wear goggles that impair eyesight. They also wear shoe inserts that have miniature spikes in them, headphones that play loud background noise, and wear rubber gardening gloves turned inside out. Then an instructor gives the participant a list of five things to do, like folding laundry or tying a tie.
"You're kind of flying by the seat of your pants," said Judy Blasko, resident care director of Spiritwood at Pine Lake in Issaquah. "We're trying to make it known the changes that happen with the resident."
Because it's not state-mandated training, many health providers do not offer this kind of service. Village Concepts says it is one of two facilities in the state that offers it to its staff members and the community.
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