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Carolina Bay at Autumn Hall in Wilmington, North Carolina Wins Second Consecutive Wellness Award

January 21, 2025

For the second consecutive year, the commitment of the team at Carolina Bay, has been recognized for promoting wellness, which is integral to their culture. The independent living community in Wilmington, North Carolina, has been awarded the 2024 ICAA NuStep Beacon Award. This honor recognizes North America’s Top 25 “Best in Wellness” senior living communities. . . . Read More


Bradley Creek at Carolina Bay’s GEMMS Memory Support Program

May 23, 2023

A unique program keeps residents experiencing memory loss engaged, respected, cherished and cared for in whatever stage of life’s journey they are in. GEMMS, a program exclusive to Liberty Senior Living communities, provides memory support programming that values the person and is customized to each person’s unique needs. GEMMS is the acronym for Genuine, Engaging . . . Read More


Is My Loved One’s Home Safe?

September 29, 2022

For many families, the comfort of home is unmistakable—its familiar sights and sounds warm the heart. Home is where the pleasing aromas of your favorite meal invite anticipation, and as you settle into your place at the table, your shoulders soften and your mood brightens. It’s where you’ll find your loved one in their reading . . . Read More


When to Move to a Memory Support Community

September 14, 2022

You cherish the relationship you share with your parent or loved one and appreciate the lifetime of memories you have built together. Moments from your childhood are forever imprinted on your heart, when mom or dad poured their time and energy into making your life feel bright and magical. Though many years have come and . . . Read More


Socialization for Seniors: Why It’s Vital and Nourishing

July 25, 2022

Connecting with others adds sweetness and meaning to life. From time spent nurturing lifelong relationships to meeting new friends and neighbors, positive interactions with others feed the spirit and the mind. The scientific community agrees—an article published in The Journal of Psychiatry and Neuroscience reports, “Humans are inherently social. We are not special in this . . . Read More


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