Lino Lakes Assisted Living

05/11/2025

We had such a blast celebrating Halloween last week! Everyone enjoyed the perfect amount of spooky fun, and our team members loved every minute. They were definitely in the Hocus Pocus spirit! 👻

05/11/2025

This month is recognized as . We are committed to raising awareness in our communities and supporting efforts to end Alzheimer’s. This time is also to honor and support the incredible caregivers who make a difference every day in our community.

To learn more and explore helpful resources, visit http://brnw.ch/NationalAlzheimersDiseaseMonth

03/11/2025

Last week, our residents and team gathered to celebrate a spooky Halloween! Everyone had a fantastic time enjoying sweet treats, creative costumes, and all the festive fun we shared together. 🧡

01/11/2025

This month is ! It’s time to come together and celebrate all of our amazing caregivers who work tirelessly every day to make senior living care a priority. This time is used to spread caregiver awareness, educate communities and work to increase the nation’s caregivers. Show love to those who give out their endless love every day.

To learn more about how you can honor caregivers nationally, visit the link http://brnw.ch/nationalfamilycaregiversmonth.com

31/10/2025

Happy ! As the night falls and spooky creatures come out to play, we just want to remind everyone to have a fun and safe evening. Halloween is all about treats and thrills—but safety always comes first! So, grab all the candy you can, enjoy the festivities, and have a wonderfully spooky night!

28/10/2025

We have decided to have a Halloween arts and crafts session! Everyone gathered to create fun autumn and Halloween-themed crafts—take a look at their creations! 🎨

23/10/2025

This week, our residents had a blast decorating themed cookie! Everyone was extra creative with their toppings, and smiles were all around. ☺️

14/10/2025

This month is . We honor and celebrate the survivors, stand with those still fighting, and remember those we have lost to this disease. To all individuals, families, and friends impacted by breast cancer—please know that we are here to support you in every way we can. This month is also a powerful reminder of the importance of staying strong for one another and fostering hope through community, compassion, and awareness.

To learn more on how you can help visit http://brnw.ch/BreastCancerAwarness

05/10/2025

This week is ! We’re taking this time to honor and celebrate all of our amazing team members in health care food services for their unwavering dedication to delivering nutritional excellence every day.

Your hard work fuels healing, supports wellness, and makes a real difference in the lives of residents and team members alike. Thank you for everything you do! To learn more about this week visit http://brnw.ch/AFH.com

02/10/2025

While yesterday we recognized , we also kicked off —a time to celebrate aging and highlight the many benefits of a fun, healthy lifestyle. This week is dedicated to showcasing the possibilities that come with active aging, and to empowering older adults to live vibrant, engaged lives.

To learn more about this week, please visit: http://brnw.ch/ActiveAgingWeek

01/10/2025

We honor by recognizing and respecting the traditions of our Jewish friends and family. Today marks a sacred time devoted to atonement, repentance, and personal reflection. Many observe this day through fasting, extended prayer, and meaningful connection with their community.

It is a moment to pause, look inward, and prepare for the next chapter with intention and hope.

29/09/2025

We wanted to share this amazing NEW article that can benefit you and your loved ones! "Brain Exercise for Seniors: Activities That Can Help Sharpen the Mind" dives into the importance of brain health as we age and offers a great list of fun, effective activities to try out.

Give it a read to learn more—http://brnw.ch/BrainExercisesForSeniors

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