Jill’s House Memory Care

12/25/2025

This holiday season, we want to share our gratitude for the heart and soul of Jill’s House—our residents and the incredible employees who care for them every day. Your smiles, dedication, and love make this place feel like family, and we are so thankful for each and every one of you.

From all of us at Jill’s House, we wish you a joyful, safe, and warm holiday season filled with love, laughter, and special memories. 🌟💛

12/24/2025

⭐ Resident Experience Spotlight: Brenda Morrison

“Jill’s House is an absolutely beautiful place with such a warm, friendly atmosphere. Every visit has been wonderful, and the kindness of the staff truly stands out. I highly recommend Jill’s House to anyone looking for exceptional care in a welcoming environment.”
— Brenda Morrison

💛 Have you had a positive experience at Jill’s House? We’d love to hear from you!
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12/23/2025

Coping with Holiday Stress as a Caregiver: Expert Advice and Resources

Caring for a loved one during the holidays can be both meaningful and overwhelming. 💙 If you’re a caregiver feeling stretched thin, you’re not alone. From managing routines to finding moments of rest, having the right support makes all the difference.

Check out our newest blog post to learn how to help caregivers navigate holiday stress! https://bit.ly/4jbZcW1

It’s important for caregivers to manage their own stress and troubles or they won’t be effective in helping your loved ones. Here’s what to consider for their self-care.

12/18/2025

🎄✨ The Power of Familiar Scents: Using Holiday Aromas to Spark Memory ✨🎄

Did you know familiar scents can unlock memories and bring comfort, especially for those with dementia or memory challenges? During the holidays, smells like cinnamon, pine, vanilla, or fresh-baked cookies can evoke joyful moments from years past.

Incorporating these aromas into your holiday celebrations—through baking, candles, or essential oils—can create a warm, comforting environment and spark meaningful connections with your loved ones. 💛

Bring the magic of memory and the holidays together with the power of scent! 🌟

12/16/2025

Navigating Holiday Emotions When a Loved One Has Memory Loss 🎄

The holidays can be challenging when a loved one has memory loss. Focus on simple traditions, shared moments, and plenty of patience. 💛

Check out our newest blog post today! https://bit.ly/48VITaZ

The holidays will always be full of emotions since family and traditions are involved. Here’s how to get a handle on them when your loved one has dementia.

12/16/2025

12/17 Please come celebrate the magic of the season at Jill’s House Holiday Open House! We’ll have hors d’oeuvres, hands-on holiday activities, and cheerful music for all to enjoy. Bring your family and friends and experience the festive spirit that makes Jill’s House feel like home.

12/12/2025

Innovation meets connection! Our residents loved interacting with Iris the robot, thanks to the amazing IU students who brought technology and joy together. 🤖

12/11/2025

Our residents aren’t just cared for — they’re deeply loved. 🥰❤️

12/11/2025

Intergenerational connections that brighten every heart in the room.

12/11/2025

The holiday season is the perfect time to connect! Socialization in assisted living helps residents stay engaged, active, and emotionally healthy. Whether it’s decorating, holiday crafts, music, or shared meals, these moments bring joy, reduce feelings of isolation, and create lasting memories.

This December, encourage your loved ones to join in the festivities—because staying connected isn’t just fun, it’s essential for well-being. 💛✨

12/11/2025

There’s something magical about live piano music—our residents felt every note. 🎵

12/11/2025

🎄💛When Respite Helps Most 💛🎄

The holidays are a time for joy, but for caregivers, they can also bring extra stress and responsibilities. Balancing holiday prep, family gatherings, and your loved one’s care can feel overwhelming.

This is where respite care can make a difference. Taking short breaks allows you to recharge, spend meaningful time with other family members, or simply enjoy a quiet moment—so you can return to caregiving refreshed and present.

Remember: caring for yourself is just as important as caring for your loved one. Giving yourself permission to take a break isn’t selfish—it’s essential. 💛

✨ Need support or ideas for respite care this holiday season? Reach out and explore options that fit your family’s needs.