From\u00a0Senior Living Executive<\/em> magazine: \u00a0Senior living providers are discovering that when it comes to serving residents with cognitive impairments, senior housing needs to do the things it already does well, just at a much higher level.<\/p>\n The July\/August issue of Senior Living Executive<\/em> magazine talks to senior living leaders about how they are connecting the dots between current dementia research and the delivery of memory care services in cover story \u201cConnecting the Dots for Dementia Care.\u201d \u00a0For example, Juliet Klinger<\/strong>, senior director of dementia care and programs at Brookdale<\/a>, says the company focuses on \u201cconcepts that have research as their foundation,\u201d pointing to Brookdale\u2019s Crossings program, which combines physical exercise, nutrition, socialization, and other fundamentals to a new level by combining different types of exercise using different muscles and requires participants to engage their bodies and their minds. \u00a0Senior Resource Group <\/a>offers The Club, a program seeking to delay the onset of (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" From\u00a0Senior Living Executive magazine: \u00a0Senior living providers are discovering that when it comes to serving residents with cognitive impairments, senior housing needs to do the things it already does well, just at a much higher level. The July\/August issue of…<\/span><\/p>\n