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The holiday season is a time for joy, reflection, and spending precious moments with loved ones. However, it can also be a period when we notice changes in the health and well-being of our family members, especially as they age. If you’ve spent the holidays with a loved one and observed signs that they may…

In honor of National Alzheimer’s Disease Month, Meadow Valley spotlights a core aspect of our forthcoming memory care program– the specially designed menu. With a dedicated focus on active senior living lifestyles, we acknowledge the pivotal role that food choices play in the lives of our future residents. An essential aspect of daily life, food takes…

At Meadow Valley we prioritize genuine wellness. Genuine wellness isn’t solely tied to physical health. It entails social, emotional, and financial health, all of which are cornerstones for the services we offer our residents. Mental health is significantly interconnected with physical health, and being part of a supportive community can greatly relieve stress and combat isolation.…

October is Long-Term Care Planning Month! Meadow Valley is proud to join the rest of the community in acknowledging this month as an opportunity to promote the importance of planning for the future. The Importance of Planning Whether it is for our loved ones or ourselves, the core focus of Long-Term Care Planning Month is to recognize…

Caregivers play a vital role in ensuring the safety and well-being of their loved ones, especially those in need of assisted care. However, they also must balance this priority with the need to respect their loved ones’ dignity and independence. This isn’t always easy, but there are some things that caregivers can do to strike…

Wallick Senior Living is thrilled to be nearing the 2024 opening of Meadow Valley, our newest community in Traverse City. Just this past month, we welcomed our very first Meadow Valley resident, Don. As construction continues to move toward completion, we eagerly anticipate welcoming our residents to a home where they can feel rooted and…