Serenity View Assisted Living and Memory Care

01/15/2026

Accent walls are up.
Butcher block countertops are going in.
Custom built-ins are taking shape.

And our site cat?
Still clocking in daily.
Meet Serenity: head of morale and quality control. 🐾

01/15/2026

Accent walls are up.
Butcher block countertops are going in.
Custom built-ins are taking shape.

And our site cat?
Still clocking in daily.
Meet Serenity: head of morale and quality control. 🐾

01/10/2026

Do you fall or have a fear of falling? Be a part of our next A Matter of Balance fall prevention series. It is free. It meets on Monday afternoon for eight weeks. The class includes discussions about falls, ways to prevent falls and exercises to help with strength, balance and flexibility.

01/09/2026

Big progress happening inside Serenity View today.

Duc Phan of Made by Duc, LLC is onsite installing the cabinets and completing the interior trim, and it’s one of those moments where everything starts to feel real. The craftsmanship and attention to detail make such a difference as the space comes together.

You’ll also notice the rosettes around the windows — a detail we intentionally chose to honor Cafe 1187’s original style and the history of this place. It felt important to preserve that character as we transform it into a new home.

Once the trim is finished, we’ll be able to start painting the interior, marking another major step forward.

Grateful for skilled hands, thoughtful choices, and steady progress as Serenity View continues to take shape.

01/07/2026

If you’re noticing changes in an aging parent or loved one, it may be time to take the next steps, before things feel urgent.

You don’t have to have all the answers. You just need to start the conversation.

Here are a few thoughtful next steps to consider:
•Call their primary care doctor to discuss
what you’re noticing
•Talk with family about whether more
support is needed
•Begin exploring assisted living options,
even if you’re not ready yet

Planning ahead gives everyone more peace, more choice, and more time.

At Serenity View Assisted Living & Memory Care, we’re opening Spring 2026 and are now accepting reservations. We’re also offering private tours for families who want to learn more without pressure.

📞 Call us to schedule a tour: 817-214-5214

You don’t have to wait until the last minute.
Sometimes the most loving step is the earliest one.

Love at All Times.

01/06/2026

Opening Spring 2026.
Now accepting reservations.

We’re welcoming our first five residents through the Founders Club, offering a special founding rate and the opportunity to help shape the beginning of Serenity View.

Private tours available.
📞 817-214-5214

Love at All Times.

01/06/2026

We’re getting ready to open Serenity View Assisted Living & Memory Care in Spring 2026, and we’re now accepting reservations.

For families who are beginning to plan ahead, we’ve created the Founders Club — an opportunity for our first five residents to join Serenity View at a special founding rate and help shape the beginning of this home.

If you’re noticing changes in a loved one and want time to explore options thoughtfully, this is a chance to ask questions, tour the space, and plan without pressure.

Private tours are now available.

📞 817-214-5214

Sometimes peace of mind starts with simply knowing what your options are.
Love at All Times.

01/01/2026

This is exactly why we plan on implementing Dr Bredesen’s protocols at Serenity View!

Happy New Year to all, and I hope that everyone is enjoying time with loved ones. Meanwhile, we have very exciting results from our randomized controlled trial, and these have just been posted as a preprint: https://www.preprints.org/frontend/manuscript/8118568f183e2ba91ec2a1d3b3d08fb9/download_pub . These results will be submitted for peer review in February; here is a summary of some of the key findings:

(1) Our protocol produced statistically significant improvements in memory, executive function, brain processing speed, and overall cognition, whereas the standard of care treatment did not;
(2) cognitive symptoms were markedly improved by our protocol, as noted both by the patients and their partners;
(3) statistically significant improvements in multiple health parameters occurred with our protocol: better blood pressure, body mass index, insulin sensitivity, hemoglobin A1c, lipid profiles (“cholesterol”), and methylation.
(4) The overall effect of our protocol was greater than any other treatment for cognitive decline—and 600% better (i.e., 7 times) the effect of Leqembi, the Alzheimer’s drug (you can see this in Figure 10 in the preprint).

Here’s to continued great progress in 2026—let’s all work together to reduce the global burden of dementia. We can do it.

12/30/2025

Walking through the house, imagining it filled with life.
Choosing paint colors, finalizing door details, and talking through column finishes with Fort Construction.

Every decision is made with intention—because this will be someone’s home.

Opening Spring 2026.
Now accepting reservations.

Love at All Times.

12/24/2025

Such good advice for all of us!

A 10-minute walk after meals helps muscles use glucose more efficiently, which means fewer spikes and better metabolic control.

Stable blood sugar supports lower inflammation over time, and research continues to connect metabolic health with reduced Alzheimer’s risk.

Consider taking a 10-minute walk after your holiday meals this year.

12/19/2025

2025 was the year the vision became real.

A year of dirt, concrete, framing, long days, quiet moments, and steady progress.
A year of laying foundations, both seen and unseen.

Every photo in this reel holds a step forward.
Every step carried us closer to a home built with intention, dignity, and love.

Grateful for all that 2025 gave us.
Ready for what’s coming next.

See you in 2026.
Love at All Times.

12/15/2025

I agree with this completely. Research continues to show that our genes don’t have the final say in brain health, daily choices matter.

At Serenity View, our culinary program is being designed with this in mind, supporting brain health through thoughtful, nourishing food that still feels familiar and comforting.

Hopeful science, applied with care.

Emerging research shows that the genes we inherit do not have the final say in how our brains age. Food choices can influence inflammation, metabolism, and the expression of genes that shape our long-term risk for cognitive decline.

This is especially important for people who carry genetic risk markers like APOE4. Diets rich in healthy fats, antioxidants, and low-glycemic foods can help support brain energy, reduce oxidative stress, and create an internal environment that protects memory and resilience.

I find this message incredibly hopeful. The choices we make each day can influence the way our genes behave and open the door to a healthier brain future.

Learn more about how food choices can override genetic risk: https://drperlmutter.com/food-choices-can-override-alzheimers-risk/