Brookdale Murrysville

11/06/2026

Check out the fall trees we made with coffee filters, watercolor paint, twigs, and air-dry clay! 🌳🍂🍁

11/05/2026

It’s National Fig Week! We made homemade fig bars.

Do you like figs? Comment below!

11/04/2026

We made door tags that double for Thanksgiving and Christmas! 🦃❄️

11/03/2026

We made our late friend, Kay's, chicken and rice casserole. We had a great time honoring her memory by enjoying one of her recipes from our cookbook. 🍗🍚🥓🫑

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween! Thank you to everyone who came to our annual Halloween party yesterday. 🎃👻🕷️🕸️💀🩸

10/30/2026

Thank you to everyone who came to Tierney’s Witches and W**e: the Magic of Networking Event last night! 🧙‍♀️🎃👻🍷

10/29/2026

We carved a couple pumpkins and roasted the seeds! 🎃

10/28/2026

Our pumpkins are ready for our annual contest! Join us on Friday at 2:30pm to vote for your favorite at our Halloween party.

10/28/2026

Fall is definitely here, so our residents at Brookdale Redmond were getting all their outdoor activities in before true winter sets in! ⛳️

10/27/2026

We made ghost jars with LED tea lights! We are going to use them as decorations at our Halloween party on Friday! Stop by and join us at 2:30 p.m. 👻

10/27/2026

How do you turn 40 years of memories into a room and a half? On this episode of The Grey Take, MB and Suzie talk with Make It Mine interior designer Greg Marinelli about approaching downsizing with curiosity, starting the conversation early and making space for what matters most. Learn more at the link, and check out the episode now on Spotify, YouTube or Apple Podcasts: http://bkd.co/6184avrCp

10/26/2026

Over the weekend, we made Sally’s Swedish Almond Cake from our cookbook! Don’t forget to email recipes to Baylee at [email protected] for our residents to make!

10/26/2026

Cheers to 91 years of being totally fabulous, Phyllis! 💓 We hope your special day brings you as much joy as you share with everyone else. 🎂

10/25/2026

Retirement doesn’t have to mean leaving work behind completely. Part-time work can offer a renewed sense of purpose, stronger social connections and greater well-being, all while helping you stay active. Learn more below!

For retirees who still love to work, part-time jobs can offer socialization and fulfillment. Here are some great roles for those who want to stay engaged.

10/24/2026

We were so excited to welcome Olive, a pawsome therapy dog, back to Brookdale Grand Blanc! Residents had a great time soaking up the puppy love. 💓

10/23/2026

We love when residents have the opportunity to share their passions and hobbies with their community. Brookdale Skyline residents Peter and Mary gave an informative presentation on the birds around the community, which they are extremely knowledgeable about! Thank you both for sharing. 🐦‍⬛

10/22/2026

When a new health concern pops up, you might wonder: Should I see my primary care physician or consult a specialist? Learn more at the link: http://bkd.co/6188atqIi

Knowing which doctor to see for a health concern can be confusing. Read these guidelines for knowing when you should see a specialist or a primary care doctor.

10/21/2026

64 years of love, laughter and a lifetime of memories. ❤️ Here’s to Tod and Mary's beautiful love story that continues to inspire.

10/20/2026

Raising kids, caring for a parent living with Alzheimer’s and trying to hold it all together: the "sandwich generation" seemingly does it all. On this episode of The Grey Take, certified dementia practitioner and content creator Ty Lewis joins MB and Suzie to talk caregiver guilt, burnout and the challenge of saying “I need help.” Learn more at the link, and watch or listen on YouTube, Spotify or Apple Podcasts. http://bkd.co/6186atqFY

10/19/2026

A Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) helps you plan for today and tomorrow. By offering multiple levels of care in one place, a CCRC makes it easier to adapt your support as your needs evolve — within the same welcoming community. Learn more on our website.

CCRCs offer a unique feature called a continuum of care, which means you can easily transition among levels of care if you need a little extra help in the future.