It’s 2021, and the new year brings new opportunities for a fresh start. Coming up with ideas for resolutions and keeping them can be a challenge, but there are many ways you can prioritize your health in the upcoming year. Here are some health tips for seniors to get...
Chelsea Neeb
What Types of Insurance Covers Memory Care Costs?
Medicare vs Medicaid If your loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or dementia, navigating through health insurance, Medicare and Medicaid can be a difficult process. Almost half of nursing facility residents suffer from some form of dementia and about one in...
How to Manage Holiday Plans with Your Senior Loved Ones During COVID-19
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, many families are taking precautions to protect the health and safety of themselves and their loved ones. This includes being faced with changing or cancelling holiday plans. Senior and immunocompromised individuals have the most...
Copeland Oaks Joined the Senior Learning Network
Copeland Oaks has recently joined the Senior Learning Network, a virtual learning program that allows participants to learn from programs all around the world, right in the comfort of their villa, apartment, or our Bennett Auditorium. “I was excited to offer this new...
National Assisted Living Week Celebrated at Copeland
“Caring is EssentiAL”, a perfect theme for the celebration of this year’s National Assisted Living Week (NALW) which took place September 13-19. NALW was established by the National Center for Assisted Living 25 years ago. The week-long celebration provides an...
What is the Difference Between Memory Care for Alzheimer’s and Assisted Living?
Memory Care vs Assisted Living About Memory Care Memory care is a special type of assisted living arrangement that’s designed to provide a greater level of care for seniors living with some form of dementia. Also called special care units, memory care offers...
Why Independent Living Offers Seniors Peace of Mind
For many seniors, retirement is a chapter in which they meet new friends, pursue new activities and travels or just plain relax. Whatever their retirement pursuits, one option is to relocate to independent living facilities. This takes away the onus of responsibility...
Community Response to COVID-19
Updated on June 22, 2020: At Copeland Oaks and Crandall Medical Center the health and well-being of residents and staff is always our highest priority. We continue to hold residents and their families close in our prayers, and are doing everything possible to keep the...
Staying Safe for Summer 2020
COVID-19 has changed the way we have historically operated at Copeland Oaks and Crandall Medical Center. With heavy hearts we had to cancel many of our community events that we hold near and dear. We had to cancel the Senior Prom, the Annual Car Show, The Oaks...
Update Regarding COVID-19 – May 6, 2020
Updated on May 6, 2020: We would like to take an opportunity to update everyone on the developments of COVID-19 on our campuses of Copeland Oaks and Crandall Medical Center. The NO VISITOR policy remains in effect. Sadly, we have confirmed Crandall resident and...