Want to shower fellow assisted living residents in Arlington with kindness and joy over the holidays? You don't need to come bearing a sack of gifts to make the season merry and bright for yourself and others, but it does help if you get ready to shed any Grinch-like habits. Here are four ways you can celebrate the Advent season at Bethesda Gardens in Arlington, Texas.

November is National Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness month, which is a great time for diabetics (and anyone else with vision concerns) to schedule an appointment with their eye doctor. It's also a good time for seniors who have a long-term or new diabetes diagnosis to learn more about how their condition may impact their eyes. Here are four things you should know about diabetic eye health.1.

September is National Better Breakfast Month, making it a great time to start a new habit of heading to the dining room to score a healthy meal to start your day off right. Anytime dining and an Always Available menu mean you can start the day off right no matter when that works for you in our Arlington assisted living community.

July is Anti-Boredom Month, and for good reason. School's now been out long enough that children have played all their video games, jumped on the trampoline, swam in the pool and are now whining about boredom to their parents. It can be equally easy to fall into a rut in your assisted living community and let the heat of summer lull you into inactivity and boredom.

At Bethesda Gardens in Arlington, TX, we want all our assisted living residents to stay safe — whether that means keeping up with good health habits, taking advantage of the security of our community or avoiding scams that exploit seniors. To that end, we've provided details about three common tactics scammers are currently using to steal money and identities from people. Many of these scams purposely target seniors, and while you don't have to live in constant fear of scammers or h...

The term Christian literally means "follower of Christ." As His followers, it's important to ask ourselves what He would do and would have us do in each step of our life's journey.

Science has long seen a connection between people’s moods and the presence of indoor plants in their living and working areas. NASA research even shows that indoor plants filter the air in your space, which could lead to more comfortable and healthy apartments.Whether you’re seeking some of these benefits of indoor plants or you simply want to keep indulging your green thumb, growing things in your assisted living apartment doesn’t have to be hard. Here are a few tips for getting started with a ...

The team at Bethesda Gardens Assisted Living is excited to announce our community has been recognized with a top-rated 2018 “Best of Senior Living” award from SeniorAdvisor.com. SeniorAdvisor.com is the leading consumer ratings and reviews site for senior living communities and home care providers across the U.S. and Canada.

Home is where the heart is, yet as so many of us who love a good meal know, the quickest way to the heart can be through the stomach—or taste buds. Our culinary services team is dedicated to nourishing our residents, body and soul, with tasty, heart-healthy meals.To celebrate, we’re hosting a special “Caring is a Work of Heart” culinary event, and invite you to join us for a delicious meal and to learn about the benefits our residents receive from our nutritional strategy...

Our very own Roberta Price, Health Services Director, is making a notable impact on the lives of our residents, while inspiring other staff to do the same! She is one of the many Bethesda Senior Living care givers training in Teepa Snow's POSITIVE APPROACH™ - a progressive therapy for helping seniors and their families recognize and manage the early signs of memory change. As the Health Services Director at Bethesda Gardens Arlington, Roberta and her team have worked diligently t...

Bethesda Gardens Arlington is pleased to announce it has donated $2,500 to Meals on Wheels. As a faith-based nonprofit, Bethesda Gardens strives to make an impact by giving back to the local community it serves. Meals On Wheels, Inc.

We are pleased to share the critically acclaimed documentary Voices of Grief on Wednesday, April 6 at 4:00 p.m. The film, a Britt Penrod Audience Award Winner and Roy W. Dean Film Grant Finalist, offers a fresh perspective on how to honor, transform and integrate grief.  "This film brings grief out of the darkness and into the light of hope and healing," said Rev.