Lincoln Glen Manor

04/03/2026

Noticing changes in someone you love can quietly stir fear, confusion, and a thousand unanswered questions. When memory slips or routines begin to shift, it’s natural to wonder whether this is simply a part of normal aging or something that deserves closer attention. In this next Back to the Basics article, we gently explore the early signs of dementia—what to watch for, how to tell the difference, and why seeking timely guidance can bring clarity, reassurance, and a sense of direction during an uncertain moment.

04/02/2026

When a parent begins to change, it can feel overwhelming—but you are not alone. Understanding dementia is the first step toward clarity, confidence, and meaningful moments ahead. Here is the first article in our series, Back to the Basics, where we provide understanding to families navigating the changes in loved ones experiencing dementia.

04/02/2026

Caring for a loved one with dementia is a journey you do not have to walk alone.

We created the Back to the Basics blog series to support your family through this massive transition. This special collection of articles offers practical advice and a gentle hand to hold as you navigate new daily challenges.

Inside the series, we cover:
Understanding the early signs of dementia
Creating safe, simple caregiving routines
Managing your emotional well-being
Finding new ways to communicate
Setting up legal and financial plans
Building a strong support network

Knowledge gives you the power to make the best decisions for your loved one's care.
Follow the article in our next post to find the guidance and comfort your family deserves.

04/02/2026

Residents, friends and families are invited to the Easter egg hunt this Saturday! Free food, raffle, bounce houses, face painting and of course EGGS!! Bring your little ones and let’s have a blast! 10am at Lincoln Glen Church 2700 Booksin Ave., San Jose, CA 95125

03/30/2026

Here’s another helpful tip from the wonderful Tami Anastasia—thank you, Tami, for sharing your wisdom. Please check out her page for more. We are happy to support her as she supports those we love.
At Lincoln Glen Manor Memory Care, these thoughtful, person-centered practices are part of how we support our residents every day. Families and community members are always welcome to visit, learn more, and see our approach in action. We currently have space available and would love to connect with you. 408-265-3222

03/24/2026

We are thrilled share the full version of this video, following last week's preview. If you're ready to turn your dream home into a reality, our team is committed to guiding you through every step of the process. To take the first step towards making your vision a reality, please call 408-265-3222. 💫

03/24/2026

Independent Living in San Jose starting at $4,000 — with no expensive buy-in required.

At Lincoln Glen Manor in Willow Glen, you can enjoy the freedom of independent living today — without the burden of home maintenance, cooking, or daily responsibilities.

Many residents tell us the same thing:

“We wish we had made the move sooner.”

When you move earlier, you’re able to:

Stay active and independent
Build meaningful connections and friendships
Enjoy daily meals, activities, and support
Simplify your life while maintaining your lifestyle

At Lincoln Glen Manor, you’ll find more than just a place to live — you’ll find a community designed to make everyday life easier and more enjoyable.

Residents enjoy:

• Three daily meals prepared by our caring staff
• Transportation for appointments and shopping
• Activities, programs, and social connection
• A peaceful, six-acre campus in San Jose’s Willow Glen neighborhood

And if your needs ever change, you’ll have the peace of mind knowing that higher levels of care are available on the same campus — so you can remain in a place that already feels like home.

Because there is no buy-in fee, you have the flexibility to make the move when the timing feels right — without a large upfront commitment.

Schedule a visit and see why so many residents say they wish they had moved sooner.
(408)265-3222 https://www.lgmanor.org/contact-us

03/20/2026

When my husband passed, the staff's nurturing support was a lifeline. People offered comfort and love without being asked, creating a profound sense of community. It's a level of care I couldn't imagine finding anywhere else.

03/19/2026

Apartments and cottages available for a limited time only. Experience the security of knowing that all you need is in one place.
Find out more at www.LGManor.org or call now at 408-265-3222.

03/18/2026

💙 Supporting Families Through the Tough Moments of Dementia 💙
I wanted to share another incredibly helpful resource for anyone caring for a loved one living with dementia. Tami Anastasia has written a powerful article,
“Navigating Aggression: Understanding and De-escalating Aggressive Behavior in Dementia.”
Aggression can be one of the most heartbreaking and confusing challenges families face. It’s often not personal—it's communication. Dementia changes the brain in ways that make expressing fear, pain, or overwhelm incredibly difficult. Tami’s article offers compassionate insight into:
✨ Understanding why aggression happens
✨ Common triggers to look out for
✨ Simple ways to de-escalate the moment
✨ How to create space, pause, and help emotions settle
✨ Reflecting afterward to notice patterns
✨ And importantly—caring for yourself as a caregiver
If you or someone you know is navigating these moments, this article is full of reassurance, clarity, and practical guidance. You’re not alone, and support is available. 💛
📖 Here’s the article: Navigating Aggression: Understanding and De-escalating Aggressive Behavior in Dementia
By Tami Anastasia
(March 10, 2026)

https://tamianastasia.com/navigating-aggression-in-dementia/

03/18/2026

03/12/2026

I love this clip from Be Light Care Consulting. Their page is a great resource for learning how to interact with loved ones experiencing dementia.
If you are looking for care for a loved one we invite you to come and tour. Rooms are available now.
To tour: call 408-612-5532 or go to www.LGManor.org