Whether you are a senior looking for advice on navigating this exciting stage of life or a caregiver seeking insights on providing the best care for your loved one, our blog has got you covered. We understand the importance of staying informed and empowered in your journey toward healthy aging, and that's why we've curated a collection of insightful articles that will inspire and educate you. From understanding the different types of senior living communities available, discovering the benefits of each, and learning more about what life is like at Fellowship Square senior living communities, we've got all the details you need to make an informed decision.
At Fellowship Square Mesa, technology and compassion go hand in hand. We are proud to partner with Helpany to bring radar-based AI technology to assisted living. This innovative approach has reduced falls by 70% in just two months, earning Helpany national recognition at McKnight’s 15th Annual Excellence in Technology Awards. Read More
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We recently had the honor of working with Tara Harper, the daughter of our longtime resident, Geraldine ‘Gerry’ Myers, to share a beautiful story. "Letters to Mom", written by Tara, is based on a collection of heartfelt letters her father wrote to their family. Tara’s story is a touching tribute to two people who served their country in different but equally meaningful ways. For us, it's a reminder of the rich history that lives within our senior living community. Read More
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Fellowship Square is honored to host a new DHS-approved Memory Care training program, designed and taught by Shelly Drews, a nationally recognized expert in dementia and memory care education. This post gives you a behind-the-scenes look at this new program and the story behind how it was created. Read More
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Falls are one of the leading concerns in senior living, but at The Oasis Assisted Living in Surprise, we’re flipping the script. Within the first month of launching Helpany, a proactive care AI platform, we saw a 65% reduction in resident falls. By leveraging Helpany’s technology, our care teams can prevent falls more effectively, protect resident dignity, and shift from reactive to truly proactive care. Here’s how it works, and why we’re so excited about what’s ahead. Read More
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Fellowship Square Phoenix was built in 1981, and before construction began, our address was recorded with Maricopa County as 2002 W Sunnyside Drive. Forty-plus years later, we haven't been able to determine why our address was recorded that way - did the sign always say 'Avenue'? Did it ever say 'Drive'? Read More
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Eighteen months later, here we are. We can move more freely and are forever thankful to see our residents' smiling faces again, who we missed so much last summer. And yet, 18 months later, we are still in a pandemic. Getting vaccinated gave me the confidence to go out and about, knowing that not only was I protected, but I was also safeguarding those around me Read More
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seniors who reside at Fellowship Square Mesa and in the surrounding community spent part of their day traveling on grandiose adventures to places like Niagara Falls, the Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum, the Antarctic coasts to visit penguins, the clouds above for a wild skydiving ride, and so on Read More
Infrastructure is the underlying foundation or basic framework of an organization that is needed for it to function successfully. Beyond being a comfortable, resort-style campus that is well-maintained for senior residents, Fellowship Square Mesa has invested much time and resources into our infrastructure behind the scenes which greatly impact the communication, health support, safe environment, and entertainment that we provide. Read More
Senior residents at Fellowship Square Mesa have enjoyed many outreach activities in our community. Read More
When choosing a senior living place to call home as an aging adult, it is important to consider a number of factors about the organization beyond the living accommodations and amenities that meet your needs. Read More
The impactful use of technology among aging residents at our resort-style senior living community in the East Valley is turning heads across the nation; but, more importantly, is greatly improving the seniors’ quality of life. Read More
Intentionality is at the heart of our Reflections Memory Care services and hospitality. Read More
As seniors age and need more help with daily life functions, there is peace of mind that comes with securing an appropriate balance of independence and assistance. In addition to experiencing the same extensive amenities offered on campus to our Independent Living seniors (shared here), our Assisted Living residents at Fellowship Square Mesa receive professional and personalized assistance while living in The Oasis. Read More
From campus events, fun activities, health care support, and wellness classes to neighborly social hours, there are always opportunities to pair the sense of community with the valued independence that is sought. Read More
The well-being of our residents will always come first while we look to celebrate life with them. We invite you to join us on our incredible journey of aging well together. Read More
More and more research is showing that having faith can benefit the human spirit as well as the body, helping us to live longer and happier lives. Read More
At Fellowship Square-Mesa, we prioritize lifelong learning amongst our senior residents so they continue to try new things, increase their self-confidence, meet people who share their interests, and avoid the trap of stagnation. Read More
Fellowship Square-Mesa wants to set the record straight for how our seniors have survived the pandemic and are now celebrating together in person. Read More
The Fellowship Square-Mesa community has taken unique steps to prioritize our ‘fall prevention’ approach for residents, since it is of utmost importance to their health and well-being. Read More
At Fellowship Square, hospitality and community are life changing. Creating a welcoming atmosphere where friendships are forged and stories are shared, is our specialty. Read More
Catching Love Instead of COVID Amid the restrictions of COVID-19, seniors are finding joy in each other's company. In the case of these two, they are now planning a future together.
Click on the link to watch this video to learn their story! Read More
Our Alexa Community at Fellowship Square-Mesa is one of the newest technological advances in Senior Living today. Alexa Community uses smart technology devices that are programmed to be a daily household helper. Fellowship Square-Mesa was one of the first Senior Living communities to adopt this technology into its campus. Read More
My journey as part of the Christian Care ministry began in 1987. How amazing to be part of this growing ministry, now the largest not-for-profit in Arizona with 6 campuses. Read More
Sometimes, change can be scary and uncomfortable, and other times, it is bittersweet. At Christian Care, we are in a time of bittersweet transition as we have two retirements to celebrate Read More
Sometimes, change can be scary and uncomfortable, and other times, it is bittersweet. At Christian Care, we are in a time of bittersweet transition as we have two retirements to celebrate Read More
Early in my career, I learned that people want to know what you believe; they want to know where your heart is leading you, and where it will lead them. As a leader, my main job is let people know how much I care. This sets the tone for our success as a senior living community. Read More
Early in my career, I learned that people want to know what you believe; they want to know where your heart is leading you, and where it will lead them. People want you to communicate personally and individually. As a leader, my main job is let people know how much I care. This sets the tone for our success as a senior living community. Read More
This was not a typical picture day. Even though we all work together, on the same campus, this was the first time, we were together in one place in over two months. Thanks to COVID-19, our Senior Living Campus has been locked-down since March 11, 2020. When we made the decision to lock-down, there was no going back. We were moving forward with a vengeance to protect our residents. Lock-down meant there would be no movement throughout the different entities on campus. Read More
In this crazy time, I think we could all use a heart-warming story. Lucky is a common term we use when we have good results, or good fortune. But we all know… nothing happens by chance. Read More
In Senior Living, we serve people every day. To succeed in this industry, we must put service before self. Read More
In part 2 of this two part series covering Christian Care's 40th Anniversary, I asked three members of our senior leadership to share some of their thoughts about this momentous milestone, and what they see for the future of the organization. Read More
This year marks Christian Care’s 40th anniversary. On September 21st, we will be hosting a reception at Christian Care Health Center to celebrate this significant milestone. In this two-part series, we will look at the history of our senior living organization, and hear from leadership as they reflect on our history and what they see for the future of Christian Care. Read More
In 2013, Fellowship Square began working with the LAVIDGE agency to update their brand identity, create new marketing collateral and launch a new website. Read More
In a new study, researchers have found that a bacterium largely responsible for gum disease also contributes to the development of Alzheimer's disease. Read More
Lew is an active participant in the Fellowship Square Phoenix community, one would never guess that Lew is 97 years of age. With a twinkle in his eye, and a sparkle in his smile, Lew is a great conversationalist and can execute a great joke!
Lew was in the Navy Air Force as an RM3C from 1940-1943 in World War II, where he served as a dive bomber radio and radar operator and tail gunner. He then was stationed in Pearl Harbor, arriving just two days after the Japanese bombing, where he rose to the rank of Aviation 3rd Class. Read More
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