At Mitchell Hollingsworth, we are constantly creating new experiences to engage our residents and find exciting ways to truly embrace each moment we create together. Every October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month reminds us of the importance of early detection, education, and support in the fight against one of the most common cancers worldwide. While much of the conversation often focuses on women in midlife, seniors also face significant risks. In fact, most breast cancer dia

If you're caring for an aging parent, spouse, or loved one with dementia or chronic illness, you know the weight of responsibility that comes with it. Between managing medications, coordinating doctors’ appointments, preparing meals, and providing emotional support, your own needs often fall to the bottom of the list. But here's the truth family caregivers need to hear, taking care of yourself isn't selfish — it's essential. Caregiver burnout can lead to increased health conc

When a loved one is facing a serious illness, making decisions about care can be overwhelming. Many families hesitate to explore hospice because of misconceptions or the emotional difficulty of acknowledging that curative treatment may no longer be the focus. But hospice is not about giving up—it’s about prioritizing quality of life, dignity, and comfort. Recognizing the signs that it might be time to consider hospice can help ensure your loved one receives the compassionate,

When it comes to senior care, we often think about physical health—chronic conditions, fall prevention, or mobility issues. But behavioral health, which includes emotional, mental, and social well-being, is equally important. Seniors face unique challenges such as grief, isolation, and changes in independence. Left unaddressed, these issues can impact not just mood but also physical health and quality of life. What Is Behavioral Health? Behavioral health is about how our thou