Welcome to Vineyard.

We chose the name Vineyard to represent not the wine, but the vine from which it grows; the older the vine, the better the wine. So we celebrate and cultivate seasonality to continually yield the most fruitful outcomes. And much like the characterization of our name, we offer deep-rooted values within a fresh context of living better and longer, together.

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WHY SENIOR LIVING?

The decision to move on to a new chapter in life can be a difficult one, because it’s not just when – it’s where. Which is why we place focus on caring about our residents at Vineyard, and not just for our residents. From new hobbies to passions rooted in each person’s history, our community brings residents closer to what they care about the most. It’s how we live Life, Your Way. And you’ll only find it at Vineyard.

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About Vineyard

Vineyard COO and President Kevin Suite shares the inspiration behind the Vineyard name and our steadfast commitment to living better and longer, together.

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Fall and Winter Activities for People With Dementia

Oct 15, 2020

For an individual with dementia, keeping the mind active and stimulated every day is key. As a caregiver, you have the unique opportunity to plan activities that accomplish this goal in a fun and engaging way. During the fall and winter months, it’s likely that your planned outdoor activities will be shifting indoors to avoid cold or inclement weather. If you’re unsure where to start planning as the temps drop, we’ve got a few resources to help you out. Remember, in general, activities for people with dementia should be both simple and enjoyable.

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Community Living for Seniors: 6 Tips for First-Time Residents

Oct 1, 2020

Making the transition to community living for seniors can be both exciting and challenging. The move brings ease to aging adults’ lives, but also the challenge of building new relationships. Many older adults live alone or with just their partners or family for years. Then, their new home suddenly brings them in close proximity to neighboring residents. If you or someone you love recently moved or plans to transition to a senior living community, you may be worried about getting settled. Take into account these six tips to help first-time residents adapt to and thrive in community living.

Safety in Senior Communities: Everything You Need to Know

Sep 15, 2020

Whether for you or a loved one, moving into a senior community can be an exciting opportunity to expand your social circle, enjoy new experiences and thrive in the next phase of life. When it comes to picking out the perfect home, it’s essential to search for and create an environment of security. Below are four important factors to keep in mind when talking safety for seniors.