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Robotic Surgery: New Advancements in Care
Date & Time: Wednesday, November 18 | 10 a.m. Location: 290 Kingstown Way, Duxbury, MA 02332 Discover Beth Israel Deaconess–Plymouth’s robotic-assisted surgery program and how minimally invasive care offers quicker recoveries and better outcomes. Presented by Dr. Kathryn A. Schlosser, General Surgeon, Beth Israel Deaconess–Plymouth Please RSVP by calling 781-780-4598.
View Event>Navigating Cardiovascular Health & Modern Treatments
Date & Time: Tuesday, October 13 | 10 a.m. Location: 290 Kingstown Way, Duxbury, MA 02332 Learn about heart disease prevention and breakthrough cardiovascular treatments to help you and your loved ones live healthier lives. Presented by Dr. Scott B. Lutch, Beth Israel Deaconess–Plymouth Please RSVP by calling 781-780-4598.
View Event>Dementia Live® Training
Event Details: Join for a high-impact immersion experience that brings inside-out understanding of cognitive impairment and sensory changes. You will leave with tools for igniting change in your role as care partner. RSVP: Please call 781-839-9770 to RSVP.
View Event>Paint Your Own Flower Pot!
Event Details: Join us for a fun afternoon filled with creativity, conversation, and community. As the seasons begin to change, we invite you to enjoy light refreshments and take part in a guided flower pot painting activity. Whether you prefer bright florals, autumn colors, or your own unique design, you’ll create a beautiful clay flower… Read Article
View Event>Monthly Caregiver Support Group
An experienced member of our memory care staff will be happy to discuss your personal situation and share options for support.
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How to Recognize and Manage Dementia Caregiver Stress
Quick Answer: Dementia caregiver stress is the emotional, physical, and mental strain that can occur when caring for a loved one with dementia. As care needs change, family caregivers may face challenges with daily routines, health concerns, and the emotional toll of cognitive decline. Recognizing stress early and connecting with support can help caregivers protect… Read Article
Read Article >How to Navigate the Emotional Impact of Dementia on Family
Caring for a person with dementia is a journey that affects both daily routines and emotional well-being. The emotional impact of dementia on family members can be profound, often bringing a mix of grief, uncertainty, love, and responsibility that evolves over time. As cognitive decline progresses, families and caregivers must continually adjust to changing needs,… Read Article
Read Article >Memory Games for Dementia: 5 Easy, Enjoyable Ways to Support Cognitive Function
Discover engaging memory games for dementia, including Alzheimer’s, that improve cognitive function and emotional well-being.
Read Article >Top 20 Things Not to Say to Someone with Dementia
When a loved one is living with dementia, everyday conversations can feel different from how they once were. Dementia affects memory, language, sensory perception, and emotional processing, which sometimes make communication more challenging. Even well-intentioned words may be misunderstood or cause unintended frustration. This is why sensitivity, patience, compassion, and empathy are so important. Every… Read Article
Read Article >The Best Books for People with Dementia
The holiday season is a time for giving gifts that warm hearts and create meaningful connections. For families of loved ones with memory loss, finding the right present can sometimes feel challenging – but the most meaningful gifts are often simple. Books for people with dementia are more than just thoughtful packages under the tree.… Read Article
Read Article >Duxbury House Awarded Memory Care Seal of Excellence by NCCDP
Duxbury House Memory Care Residence at The Village at Duxbury is proud to announce that we have been officially awarded the Memory Care Seal of Excellence by the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners (NCCDP), marking our entry into the prestigious Memory Care Excellence Network (MCEN). This recognition affirms our ongoing commitment to delivering the… Read Article
Read Article >Employees of the Quarter: Yverline Gaston and Valdana Charlestin
Each quarter, Duxbury House staff are nominated by their peers for the “Shining Star” award – an award that helps shine a light on our employees who are recognized as consistently going above and beyond the call of duty for our residents and fellow staff.
Read Article >Patriot Ledger Celebrates Milestone Birthday of Duxbury House Resident
Ray Duffy, a resident of Duxbury House in Duxbury, recently celebrated his 100th birthday at a large family party.
Read Article >Duxbury House Wins 2025 BOSS Award for Best Senior Living Community
Duxbury House Memory Care Residence is proud to be recognized as a 2025 Best of the South Shore (BOSS) Award winner in the category of Best Senior Living Community.
Read Article >Top Funny Movies for Dementia Patients To Spark Laughter and Memories
Laughter truly is the best medicine – especially for people living with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia. Watching funny movies together can reduce anxiety, ease tension, and spark positive memories. For individuals who have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia, a lighthearted film can also offer a welcome sense of comfort… Read Article
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