Spokane Memory Care at South Hill

03/31/2026

Are you struggling because your loved one is refusing senior living, but you know one day, sooner or later, moving may become a reality? Whatever the reason for their hesitancy, our video highlights 10 key tips for having "The Talk" to help your loved one feel heard and supported.

03/26/2026

Join us at Spokane Memory Care at South Hill for an Easter Egg Hunt! 🐰🐣💙

03/25/2026

For many people living with a recent dementia diagnosis, life at home can still feel familiar and manageable, even as quiet challenges begin to appear. For loved ones, those moments can bring a growing sense of worry and uncertainty.

The question is rarely simple: When is living alone still safe, and when does it begin to put someone at risk? Families often struggle to balance independence with safety, not wanting to act too soon but fearing the consequences of waiting too long.

Our guide explores when a person with dementia may need more support; outlining common warning signs, important safety concerns, and compassionate next steps to help individuals and families make an informed decision about senior living.

When should a person with dementia stop living alone? Understand the red flags, safety concerns, and next steps for compassionate care planning.

03/23/2026

🌟 Resident Spotlight: Marilyn 🌟
This month, we’re honored to highlight Marilyn and celebrate her incredible life journey! Born in Seattle, Washington, Marilyn grew up playing the piano and developed a lifelong love for soft rock and 70s music. She is one of four siblings, with three brothers.

Marilyn began her college journey studying nursing at Seattle University, and later went on to graduate from the University of Hawaii with a degree in accounting. She spent 20 successful years building her accounting career in both Hawaii and California. In 1966, Marilyn married her husband, Richard, a graduate of the Air Force Academy. Together, they shared 52 wonderful years of marriage, raising two children and traveling the world while stationed in places like the Philippines, Ohio, Nebraska, Hawaii, and California.

In retirement, Marilyn continued giving back by volunteering as an usher at Mountain View Theater and at a cancer thrift store in California. She and Richard also cherished their time camping along the west coast in their fifth-wheel RV—especially at Pismo Beach—and made many special memories at Riverside State Park while visiting family in Spokane.

Marilyn’s life is a beautiful reflection of dedication, adventure, and love for family. We are so grateful to have her as part of our community 💙

03/21/2026

Nothing better than some homemade treats! 😋

03/19/2026

We had a shamrockin’ good time celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with our wonderful residents, families and friends! ☘️💚

03/18/2026

We love when Pat & Barb stop by! Music has a special way of connecting hearts and lifting spirits, and the day was full of joy, laughter, and sing-along moments. Thank you, Pat & Barb, for sharing your talent and making our day so special! 💙

03/17/2026

May your day be touched by a bit of Irish luck and brightened by a song in your heart. Happy St. Patrick’s Day to all our residents, team members and their families!

03/13/2026

✨ Meet Louie! ✨
Today we’re celebrating Louie, our wonderful Life Enrichment Assistant, on her 2-year anniversary with Spokane Memory Care! 🎉

Louie truly lights up every room she walks into. Her creativity shines through in the fun and engaging activities she plans, always finding new ways to bring joy and meaningful moments to our residents.

Louie is currently going to school for Occupational Therapy 📚. She is also involved in the Christian Youth Theatre and has a passion for the arts 🎶. She has the sweetest pup, Henry, who visits our community every so often! 🐶

When asked about her favorite part of the job, Louie shared that she loves seeing residents feel successful when they accomplish something during an activity. Even when those successes may seem small, she says it’s a privilege to witness the moments when residents feel proud of themselves.

Thank you, Louie, for the care, energy, and happiness you bring to Spokane Memory Care every day!

03/13/2026

Today is World Sleep Day! Sleep issues like insomnia may often have a trickle-down effect that dampens an older individual’s quality of life and overall mental and physical health. In our guide, we discuss common reasons why seniors experience insomnia, non-pharmacological strategies to improve sleep in older adults and insights into over-the-counter sleep aids.

Seniors need their sleep, but that can be a challenge as insomnia increases with age for some. Explore our list of the best sleeping aids for seniors.

03/12/2026

A big thank you to our amazing neighbors at Trader Joe’s for donating the most beautiful flowers to our community each week!

Our residents absolutely love spending time creating their own flower arrangements—it’s a wonderful activity that sparks creativity, brings smiles, and brightens up our whole community. 💐