Concord Place Memory Care

03/25/2026

Happy Birthday to our beautiful Dea!

03/23/2026

Many families caring for a loved one with dementia, such as Alzheimer’s disease, don’t fully grasp its impact until the later stages, when the focus shifts to comfort and supportive care.
This is when palliative and hospice care teams become essential, bringing professional skills, compassion, guidance, and a sense of peace for both the individual and their loved ones.

What is the difference between palliative care and hospice care and how can they benefit individuals living with dementia? Here’s what families need to know:
https://www.anthemmemorycare.com/blog/the-benefits-of-palliative-care-and-hospice-care-for-a-loved-one-with-dementia

It is often not until the later-mid stages of dementia that families begin to truly grasp the reality of the illness. This is a difficult time for families, grappling with complex emotional issues as they begin to transition their actions towards supporting their loved one as they enter the final st...

03/23/2026

Special thanks to the weekend crew! You did an amazing job this past weekend at Concord Place Memory Care!

03/22/2026

Spring is in the air in Tennessee at Concord Place Memory Care!

03/21/2026

Happy Birthday Week to these two amazing ladies!!

03/20/2026

Residents “traveled” across America and found themselves finding all of the states that border Tennessee. For Carol, the journey sparked memories of the trips she once took with her family, and she lit up as she shared pieces of those adventures. Moments like these are why spending real, unhurried time with people who have memory loss matters so much. It’s at the heart of what makes our assisted living memory care community feel different from the rest.

Our Life Engagement Director, a certified dementia practitioner, designs programs that meet residents exactly where they are. She blends sensory elements that use visuals, textures, sounds, familiar objects, and more to create experiences that invite connection for people across all cognitive levels. These thoughtful touches help residents engage, reminisce, and feel seen in ways that are meaningful and deeply personal.

03/19/2026

Help us celebrate Jean!

03/18/2026

🌞 Morning movement, brighter days!
There’s something inspiring about seniors who start each day with a little exercise — stretching, marching in place, or simply moving to music. Keeping the body active keeps the mind sharp, the mood lifted, and the day off to a positive start.

Here’s to the go‑getters who prove that every morning is a chance to feel strong, steady, and alive. Keep moving, keep shining! 💛

03/18/2026

🌞 Morning movement, brighter days!
There’s something inspiring about seniors who start each day with a little exercise — stretching, marching in place, or simply moving to music. Keeping the body active keeps the mind sharp, the mood lifted, and the day off to a positive start.

Here’s to the go‑getters who prove that every morning is a chance to feel strong, steady, and alive. Keep moving, keep shining! 💛

03/17/2026

Happy St. Patrick’s Day from Concord Place Memory Care!

03/16/2026

Regular practices like yoga or tai chi can greatly support both mental and physical wellbeing. As we age, these gentle, meditative exercises become especially valuable for reducing stress while improving flexibility, strength, and balance. It’s no surprise that they can also benefit individuals living with dementia. Here are some of the key benefits of relaxation exercises for those living with dementia (and caregivers!) ...
https://www.anthemmemorycare.com/blog/finding-inner-calm-how-relaxation-exercise-benefits-individuals-with-dementia

Anyone who has added yoga or tai chi into their daily routine will tell you how beneficial it is to their overall mental and physical wellbeing. As we age, engaging in relaxing, meditative exercises can become even more advantageous in relieving stress, while improving flexibility, strength, and bal...

03/15/2026