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Assisted Living, A Beneficial Chapter For Your Loved One
At Mayberry Gardens, assisted living is a beneficial chapter for your loved one. It entails a new sense of independence and amenities your loved will enjoy. Assisted Living in a home away from home: Most nursing homes are anything but homey. Residents are put into rooms that very much mock hospital rooms that offer little…
Canned Food Drive Succesful
Wanted to thank everyone for their participation in the canned food drive; it was a huge success and we filled up the entire back end of a cargo van. The canned food items were picked up on Monday and the representative from the Methodist Food Bank was extremely grateful and asked that we express his…
Fall Prevention Awareness Month
Fall Prevention is an important aspect of caring for Seniors. Here are some facts on falls in assisted living: -More than 33% of adults 65 and older fall each year in the United States. -20% to 30% of people who fall suffer moderate to severe injuries such as bruises, hip fractures or head traumas. -Approximately…
The Beauty of Residential Care Homes
So often the words “assisted living” and “memory care” conjure up images of lonely institutional settings rather than a place to truly call home. Fortunately, residential care homes are a wonderful ’round the clock option for those seeking warm, welcoming, homelike surroundings. Generally, these homes feature a kitchen, dining room, living room, private bedrooms, and bathrooms. Many also include…
Easter Egg Hunting at Mayberry Gardens
We had a great Easter weekend. Our favorite activity for our residents this weekend was our first annual Easter egg hunt. We are grateful to some of the local pre-schools in Garland and Richardson for bringing their students over to entertain our residents and bring back memories of Easters long ago with children hunting eggs:)
Caricatures
Today we had a caricature artist Steve Leach come to each home and draw caricatures of our residents. Our residents and staff had many laughs as we discovered what we would look like in a cartoon. Steve did a great job. You can see his artist profile and work he has done at www.steveleach.com



