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Memory Care and its Importance at Mayberry Gardens
Over five million Americans are currently diagnosed, or believed to have Dementia or Alzheimer’s. When a loved one gets diagnosed with these diseases, you can feel just as lost as they do trying to determine the best care options for them. There are many options including in home care, different styles and pricing for assisted living…
Mayberry Gardens Is Expanding
Construction is nearing completion for homes 9, 10, and 11 at the Mayberry Gardens home site. Construction is estimated to be completed the end of February. We are thrilled to begin welcoming 33 new residents to our home over the course of the next few months. Here are a few pictures of our progress: If…
When Is It Time For A Memory Care Residence?
According to the World Health Organization, there are 9.9 million new cases of dementia every year, so when is it time to start thinking about memory care for your loved one? Here are three signs to consider when asking your loved one’s health care provider if dementia is affecting your loved one enough to make the move to a memory care residence….
Marketing Director At Mayberry Gardens
We are excited to welcome Adrian Hewitt as the Marketing Director for Mayberry Gardens. Prior to working at MG, Adrian was a manager and trainer at TWG Insurance in Irving, TX. He has six years’ experience in customer service, sales, and training. You may be contacted shortly by Adrian to introduce himself. Adrian will be…
How To Avoid Transfer Trauma When Moving Seniors With Dementia
Transferring your loved one with dementia to a senior living center is a hard time for both you and the senior. Unfortunately, there’s a chance that your loved one could suffer from a condition known as transfer trauma. Avoiding it must be done at all costs to keep them happy in their new home. What…
Great Granddaughter Makes Donation In Great Grandmothers Name
Margurette T was a resident that lived at Mayberry Gardens for a short few months. In the time she lived at Mayberry Gardens, she became loved by the staff and the other residents. She radiated love and kindness and had a calming effect on others. She was gentle and bore her sicknesses and infirmities with…

