The Copeland Experience

When Is it Time for Assisted Living

For seniors, assisted living offers independence, with support. There are many benefits to assisted living, such as increased safety, help with activities of daily living (ADLs) and convenient access to medical care. But when should you make the move? What are the...

Three Ways to Stay Active

How to Stay Active in Retirement Many of us look forward to retirement – saying goodbye to a morning alarm, emails to answer and endless meetings. But for some, retirement can seem like too much free time. The key to enjoying retirement is to look at it as a new...

Retirement Living Options at Copeland Oaks

If you’re looking for senior living options, you may not be sure where to start. There are many reasons to consider the transition to a senior living community, and the best part is, that move can be the beginning of a wonderful time of your life. While some people...

What to Look for in a Senior Living Community

If you’re searching for a senior community or independent living arrangement or if you need assisted living for either yourself or a loved one, it can be difficult to choose. How do you find the best amenities in senior living? What should you look for in a retirement...

How to Talk to People with Dementia

When your loved one is facing memory loss, understanding effective dementia communication techniques will be vital for your relationship. From maintaining eye contact to removing unnecessary distractions, there are a few things you need to be aware of. Join the team...

Levels of Care for Seniors at Copeland Oaks

Understanding the differences between various levels of senior care might feel daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. Whether you need to nail down the various assisted living levels of care or you're curious about apartments for adults over 55 – the Copeland Oaks team...

How to Handle a Parent with Dementia

Taking care of a parent with dementia can be emotionally and physically overwhelming. Your responsibilities shift and their symptoms evolve, meaning you constantly have to adjust your approach. There are several ways to support the care of a patient with dementia and...