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02/01/2026

Monthly Newsletter February 2026
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01/30/2026

Friday Funny...Friday Laugh for January 30, 2026
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01/25/2026

💙 It Takes a Team—and We’re So Proud of Ours 💙

At Oasis at Dodge Park, exceptional care doesn’t happen because of one person—it happens because of everyone. Our nurses, CNAs, activities team, dining staff, housekeeping, administration, and leadership all work side by side, every single day, with one shared goal: providing the best possible care and quality of life for our residents.

Collaboration here isn’t a buzzword. It’s how we communicate, how we problem-solve, how we support one another, and how we ensure that every resident is truly known, respected, and cared for.

To our incredible team: thank you for your teamwork, your compassion, and your commitment. We see you, we appreciate you, and we are so grateful for all that you do. 💫

01/24/2026

Memory care isn't just about help with daily tasks—it's about understanding the unique needs of those living with dementia. At Oasis at Dodge Park, our specialized care focuses on safety, emotional connection, and meaningful engagement, creating a true home where residents feel valued and supported every moment.

Because when care goes beyond basics, families find peace of mind and loved ones find dignity.

01/23/2026

Progress Isn’t Always Forward—and That’s OK

In dementia care, progress doesn’t always look like steady improvement. Some days feel brighter and more connected; other days feel quieter, slower, or more challenging. And that’s not failure—it’s the reality of a condition that doesn’t move in a straight line.

At Dodge Park Rest Home and Oasis at Dodge Park, we understand that meaningful care isn’t measured by constant forward motion. It’s measured by how we respond when the road bends. A day that includes reassurance instead of activity, comfort instead of conversation, or presence instead of productivity is still a good day—because it meets the person where they are.

Dementia can bring fluctuations in mood, awareness, and engagement. A resident who was lively yesterday may be more withdrawn today, and then reconnect tomorrow. Our care teams are trained to recognize these changes and adjust—not with frustration, but with patience, compassion, and deep respect for each individual’s needs in that moment.

We celebrate progress in many forms: a smile during music, calm during a previously anxious moment, a familiar routine that brings peace, or simply feeling safe and understood. These moments matter. They are real. And they are often the most meaningful signs of quality care.

At Dodge Park and Oasis at Dodge Park, we don’t rush the journey or force expectations. We walk alongside our residents and families with empathy, consistency, and heart—knowing that even when progress pauses or takes a step back, dignity, comfort, and connection always move forward.

01/23/2026

Joyful moments are more than just smiles—they're powerful tools that support cognitive health. Activities like music, art, and gentle exercise spark connection, reduce anxiety, and nurture the mind.

At Oasis at Dodge Park, we create these meaningful experiences every day to help our residents feel engaged and valued. What joyful activity brightens your loved one's day?

01/23/2026

Friday Funny...Friday Laugh for January 23, 2026

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01/22/2026

Adopt-A-Solo-Ager Program
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Because Every Senior Deserves Connection

Across the United States, a growing number of older adults are living alone, unmarried, and without adult children nearby — a group often described as solo agers. According to recent reporting, more than 22 million older Americans fall into this category, and many struggle with rising costs and limited social support.

In response to this trend, we are proud to introduce the Adopt-A-Solo-Ager Program — a community companionship initiative designed to bring meaningful social engagement into the lives of local seniors who might otherwise experience extended periods of isolation.

How the program works:

Each of our communities adopts one or two local seniors who live alone.

Participants are invited for scheduled visits focused on conversation, activities, and friendship.

When visits align with lunchtime, participants are welcome to join the community for a shared meal — as part of the social experience, not the focus of the program.

This program is centered on connection, dignity, and community, and offers a warm environment where older adults can feel seen, heard, and genuinely valued.

📍 Participation is complimentary and space is limited.
📍 Transportation is not provided.

📞 To learn more or make a referral, please contact us.

01/22/2026

Small changes in daily memory care can make a big difference in a loved one's day more than you might expect.
Simple routines, familiar activities, and gentle encouragement help reduce confusion and spark moments of joy.
At Oasis at Dodge Park, we see how these little adjustments create a safer, more comforting environment where residents feel valued and connected every day.
What small change has made a difference for your family?

01/21/2026

Balancing safety with independence might seem impossible at first—yet it's exactly what we achieve every day at Oasis at Dodge Park.

Our 24/7 supervision isn't about restricting freedom; it's about creating a safe space where residents can move confidently and live fully. With continuous nursing care and highly trained staff, we watch over every moment without turning care into confinement.

Take Mary, for example. Diagnosed with early-stage dementia, she loves her morning walks around our thoughtfully designed gardens. Thanks to our round-the-clock team and secure environment, she enjoys this independence safely—without feeling watched or limited.

This approach is more than supervision; it's about respecting each resident's individuality. Our personalized care plans evolve with their needs, ensuring support is in place before challenges arise. Our environment, from lighting to layout, is designed to guide and empower—not confine.

For families, this means peace of mind knowing their loved ones are protected yet still able to engage in daily joys they cherish. Independence and safety don't have to be at odds—they can coexist beautifully with the right care model.

How do you envision the balance between safety and independence for those you care about? At Oasis at Dodge Park, we're here to help make that vision a reality every day.

01/20/2026

Choosing memory care isn't just about finding a place—it's an emotional path full of hope, fear, and love.
Families face tough decisions, but at Oasis at Dodge Park, we walk beside you with compassion and understanding at each step.

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01/19/2026

Dementia care is personal, not procedural, because no two individuals experience the disease in the same way. While clinical guidelines and safety protocols are essential, true dementia care goes beyond checklists and routines. It requires understanding a person’s life story, preferences, fears, and triggers, and responding with empathy, patience, and flexibility. What brings comfort to one person may cause distress to another, which is why meaningful dementia care is built on relationships, consistency, and human connection—not just tasks