Author: Eric Quigley

Across our BHI campuses, we provide engaging social environments, purposeful programming, and strong community connections to combat loneliness.

At BHI Senior Living, we believe that working with older adults is more than just a career—it’s a calling that enriches lives, both for those we serve and for our dedicated team members.

For those seeking an active, vibrant lifestyle in retirement, a 55+ active adult community might be the perfect fit.

Guest post by Bill Sherman of Robbins, Kelly, Patterson & Tucker of RKPT While creating your Estate Plan is important, creating one that avoids common pitfalls and mistakes is essential! You don’t want to go through all the time it takes to create a plan to protect your loved ones, just to have it riddled…

Elopements are a serious risk in senior care settings, and it’s essential that senior care communities take precautions to prevent elopements and respond to them appropriately if and when they occur.

The landscape of post-acute care for patients requiring rehabilitation after hospital discharge has evolved significantly over the past decade, offering multiple pathways to recovery. Among these, skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) and home-based rehabilitation (including home health care and outpatient rehab) are prominent options.

By offering tailored healthcare, safety measures, and social engagement opportunities, senior living facilities significantly contribute to the reduction of health, safety, and social isolation risks, thereby enhancing the quality of life for seniors.

While situations and family dynamics differ, there are factors which should be taken into account when considering a move.

Among the various strategies employed to enhance the quality of life for individuals with dementia, family-style dining has emerged as a particularly effective approach.