Grace Point Place Memory Care

02/18/2026

Our community came alive with the colors and joy of Mardi Gras — beads, music, and the kind of laughter that fills a room in the best way. But the true magic wasn’t in the decorations… it was in the moments. 💖

02/12/2026

Who knew a few rubber ducks could bring so much joy? 🐥

02/09/2026

We’re often asked whether dementia is inherited. For most people, the answer is no. The majority of dementia cases are not passed down through families, and many people diagnosed have no close relatives with the condition. However, researchers have identified a small number of genes that can increase a person’s risk. Here’s what families should know about dementia and genetics.
https://www.anthemmemorycare.com/blog/can-dementia-be-inherited-what-families-need-to-know

We are often asked if dementia is inherited. For most people, the answer is no. The majority of dementia cases are not passed down through families. In fact, many people who develop dementia have no close relatives who have had the condition. However, researchers have found that certain genes can in...

02/08/2026

Sometimes the best parties are the simple ones that bring us together.

02/07/2026

What an inspiring evening at the Oak Lawn Chamber of Commerce Installation Dinner. One of the night’s brightest moments was watching our very own Executive Director officially installed among this year’s leaders.

Her dedication to compassionate care, her advocacy for seniors, and her unwavering commitment to families make her a powerful voice in our business community.

02/05/2026

🚌☕ Out and About at the Mall! 🍪🛍️

Today our residents enjoyed a wonderful bus outing to the local mall—and what a treat it was! From sipping fresh coffee to enjoying a few sweet treats, the smiles said it all.

02/04/2026

Sometimes, the simplest gesture speaks the loudest. 💜 A gentle hand to hold, a quiet moment of presence, and the assurance that they are not alone. In our memory care community, we believe in building connections that go beyond words. It’s about creating safe, loving moments that feel like home. 🏡✨

02/01/2026

Our community traveled back to the 1970's for a day filled with music, smiles, and good memories. From toe-tapping tunes to retro fun , it was a far-out celebration enjoyed by all.

01/30/2026

Our memory care community is enjoying Activity Week- moving at our own pace, encouraging one another, and making meaningful memories along the way! Thank you to our amazing activity team.

01/20/2026

Many families caring for aging loved ones who served in the military are unaware that military service, particularly active duty, can increase the risk of dementia. They may also not realize that specialized care, benefits, and support services are available to help.

Below are key risk factors to understand, along with resources designed to better support veterans living with dementia and the families who care for them.
https://www.anthemmemorycare.com/blog/veterans-and-dementia-what-families-need-to-know

Many families with aging veterans are not aware of the connection between military service and an increased risk of dementia. They may also not realize that there are specialized medical care and support services available specifically for veterans living with dementia. Understanding both can make a...

01/19/2026

Today we pause to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his legacy of hope, justice, and unity. May we strive to live with compassion and work toward a better world for all.

01/12/2026

One of the biggest fears for families caring for someone with dementia is wandering, when a loved one impulsively leaves home by themselves and becomes lost. It is an issue many of us recognize from missing-person alerts and news reports.

While wandering is a concern year-round, it becomes especially dangerous in winter, when cold temperatures add serious health and safety risks. Here are some of those risks along with tips to help safeguard a loved one from wandering:
https://www.anthemmemorycare.com/blog/the-dangers-of-winter-wandering-preventative-tips-for-family-caregivers