Concord Place Memory Care

03/04/2026

Spring is in the air at Concord Place Memory Care!

03/03/2026

Special thanks to volunteers from The University of Tennessee and our entertainer Cliff Jestice for making this morning so special for our residents!

03/02/2026

New Culinary Activities this month every Tuesday at 2:00!

02/28/2026

Engaging in puzzles, sports-style games, and activities that stretch coordination helps people with memory loss use and strengthen the abilities they already have, supporting confidence and resilience as they navigate new challenges.

02/27/2026

02/26/2026

🌽🎉 Happy National Tortilla Chip Day! 🎉🌽
Our community had a crunch‑tastic afternoon taste‑testing all kinds of tortilla chips — from classic salted to zesty lime, hearty blue corn, and even a few adventurous flavors that sparked lots of smiles and conversation.

Tuesday was National Tortilla Chip Day, a fun celebration of the crunchy, salty snack we all love. We taste tested spicy, sweet, tangy, and of course flaming chips and the room was filled with laughter, reminiscing, and plenty of second helpings.

Fun fact: Even though tortilla chips are linked to Mexican cuisine, they were first mass‑produced in Los Angeles back in the late 1940s. Our residents loved learning that little nugget of history while enjoying every bite.

Here’s to simple joys, shared snacks, and moments that bring us together. 💛🥑🧀

02/25/2026

Playing pool is part of it: Our Morning Mash-up activity offers a diverse array of engagement activities, including but not limited to: exercise sessions, non-denominational devotionals, Social Connections, sports games, art & literature appreciation, music & pet therapy. These activities collectively contribute to a well-rounded and enriching experience, promoting physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

02/24/2026

For National Caregiver’s Day we celebrated them with games and strawberry shortcake!

02/23/2026

Independence is so important for people living with dementia. Even small choices, such as what to wear, what to eat, how to spend the day, help protect dignity, self-worth, and their sense of purpose.

Here are ten tips to help family caregivers support a loved one's need to remain independent for as long as possible:
https://www.anthemmemorycare.com/blog/supporting-independence-with-patience-and-love-ten-family-caregiver-tips

Maintaining independence for as long as possible is so important for people living with dementia because it’s closely tied to dignity, self-worth, and a sense of purpose. Being able to make simple choices such as what to wear, when to eat, how to spend the day helps them feel more like themself an...

02/23/2026

Wassily Kandinsky inspired art!

02/22/2026

We love it when Tom plays and songs for us at Concord Place Memory Care!

02/21/2026

🌟 Betty’s Unbelievable BINGO‑Run!

Bingo brought a moment none of us will forget. As the caller moved through the O’s—O‑64, O‑65, O‑66, O‑67, O‑68—the room grew quieter, eyes widening with every number.

Then Betty, calm as ever, called out “BINGO!”

A perfect five‑number O‑run in exact order. The room erupted—cheers, laughter, total disbelief. And Betty just smiled that humble little smile of someone who knows she’s made bingo history.

Here’s to Betty, queen of the O‑64 through O‑68 miracle. We’re still amazed!