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11/06/2026

It’s Alzheimer’s Awareness Month
Here’s what to know about Memory Changes
Memory naturally changes as we grow older, but signiticant memory loss that interferes with daily life is not a normal part of aging. Alzheimer’s disease affects areas of the brain that control thought, memory, and language, and can make everyday tasks challenging. If you, a family member, or loved one notice one or more of the following early signs of Alzheimer’s disease, consider reaching out to your physician right away to understand what’s causing them:

• Memory loss that disrupts daily life
• Trouble understanding visual images and spatial relations
• Challenges in planning or solving problems
• Misplacing things and not being able to retrace steps
• Difficulty completing familiar tasks at home, at work, or at leisure
• Decreased or poor judgment
•Confusion with time or place
•Withdrawal from work or social activities
•New problems with words in speaking or writing

While there is currently no cure for Alzheimer’s disease, early detection, proper medical care, and a supportive environment can make a meaningful difference. Treatment may include medications that help manage symptoms or, for some people in the early stages, treatments that may slow the progression of the disease. Staying physically and socially active, maintaining familiar routines, and encouraging meaningful activities can also help support quality of life.
Listen with kindness, offer reassurance, and focus on what your loved one can still enjoy rather than what they may be losing. Alzheimer’s may change someone’s memory, but it does not change their need to feel loved, respected, and connected. Together, through awareness, early action, and compassionate care, we can make every moment matter. 💜

11/01/2026

Welcome, November!
As we honor our veterans and look forward to Thanksgiving and the Christmas right around the corner, we welcome a time of gratitude, connection, and caring for one another. Thanksgiving brings opportunities to gather with loved ones and friends, share a meal, and create special memories. It’s also an opportunity to pause and be thankful for the blessings in our lives… from the people in our lives to the everyday moments that bring us joy. We’re especially grateful for our residents, our families, community and dedicated team members whose kindness and compassion make our HMG community so special. As we enter these last two months of the year, let’s look ahead with hope, take care of each other, and find meaningful ways to make each day brighter!

10/31/2026

🎃 Happy Halloween to our amazing HMG families and our team! 🎃
You bring care, kindness, and plenty of spirit to our building every day… but now, we would love to see your Halloween spirit! 👻 Drop a photo in the comments of yourself, your team, your kids, or loved ones dressed in their Halloween best. From adorable little pumpkins to creative costumes, your pictures will help spread smiles all weekend. Don’t be shy, we’d love to see everyone’s creativity! Have a fun and safe time together getting all the candies and treats!

10/27/2026

Happy Respiratory Therapy Week!

This week, we’re celebrating the incredible RTs who keep our residents breathing easier and our teams feeling supported.

From oxygen and breathing treatments to those moments when someone says, “Can you come take a quick listen to this?”, you bring skill, calm, and expertise exactly when it’s needed.

Thank you for:
❤️ Keeping residents comfortable and safe
❤️Catching the little changes that can make a big difference
❤️Teaching, troubleshooting, and answering endless respiratory questions
❤️Working side-by-side with nursing and the rest of the care team
❤️And, of course, knowing your way around oxygen tubing better than the rest of us ever will

We appreciate the knowledge, compassion, and humor you bring to our residents and staff every day.

Happy RT Week! We hope you know just how much you are valued.

10/22/2026

Celebrate the Colors of Fall!
Did you know there's a day just for celebrating color? National Color Day is October 22, and is all about appreciating the shades and hues that brighten our day, our world and even our moods!
This holiday encourages creativity and mindfulness— it's a perfect excuse to look around and notice all the colors that make life more fun.
October is especially colortul with pumpkins, changing leaves, and cozy autumn décor.
Let's have some fun with color:
Favorite color? Do you wear it often or use it decorate your home?
Mood check? Which colors make you happy or energized?
Colors can inspire creativity, calm your mind, and even spark conversation with family and friends. Even adding a little color in your day, like a bright scarf, a cheerful piece of jewelry, or fun socks, can go a long way to lifting your spirits. Noticing the colors around us is a good reminder that life can be brighter when we add a little color to our day

10/22/2026

Save the Date! Join us on Oct 30th from 2pm - 4pm for our Halloween Trunk or Treat Party!

10/14/2026

Bone and Joint Health Week, observed in October, shines a light on how we can stay active, steady, and strong as we age.
Over time, our bones naturally lose density and cartilage thins, which can lead to arthritis, back pain, or osteoporosis. These changes may cause discomfort, but there are ways to ease pain and protect mobility.
Nearly 15 million adults in the U.S. live with severe joint pain, often alongside other conditions like diabetes or heart disease.
The good news is that healthy habits can make a big difference. Activities like walking, tai chi, yoga, golf, or gentle chair exercises can improve strength, balance, and flexibility.
Don't overlook the value of assistive devices such as canes, walkers, or supportive braces. They can reduce strain, prevent falls, and help you stay confident and independent while moving through your day.
Small steps add up, but always check with your physician or physical therapist before starting something new. Ask about a bone density test, too. Early detection can help you stay active, independent, and living life to the fullest.

10/09/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time dedicated to education, early detection, and support. Breast cancer affects hundreds of thousands of women and men each year, but when detected early, it can often be treated.
Know the Signs - Not every breast is the same, and changes are normal throughout life.
Still, it's important to be aware of symptoms that may need a closer look, including:
* A new lump in the breast or underarm
* Thickening, swelling, or dimpling of breast skin
* Redness or flaky skin around the ni**le
* Nipple turning inward or unusual discharge
* Any change in breast size, shape, or persistent pain
While many breast changes are not cancer, it's always best to check with a physician if you notice something new.
Early Detection Matters
• Breast self-exams: Starting in your 20s, regular self-checks can help you become familiar with what's normal for you.
* Check-ups and mammograms: Women ages 40-49 should talk with their physician about when to begin mammograms. For women 50-74 at average risk, a mammogram every two years is recommended.
* Mammogram Day: The third Friday in October serves as an annual reminder to schedule your screening.
Prevention and Wellness - Some risk factors like age or family history can't be changed, but healthy habits may help lower your risk:
* Maintain a healthy weight
* Stay active
* Limit alcohol
* Don't smoke
* Keep up with routine check-ups
Many people choose to wear pink throughout October as a visible sign of support. This year, Wear Pink Day is October 25, and many communities also encourage "Wear Pink Wednesdays." It's a simple way to honor survivors, remember those lost, and stand together in the fight against breast cancer.

10/05/2026

This week, we’re proud to celebrate Healthcare Foodservice Workers Week and recognize the amazing team members who keep our residents and staff well-fed and cared for every day! From preparing nutritious meals and meeting special dietary needs to keeping our kitchens and dining areas running smoothly, their work is an important part of the care we provide. Much of what they do happens behind the scenes, but their dedication, teamwork, and attention to detail make a difference every single day. Please join us in saying a big THANK YOU to our incredible foodservice teams for all they do!

10/02/2026

A very Happy Spooky Birthday Month to our Team!

Address

5015 SW 28th Street
Topeka, KS
66614

Telephone

+17852730886

Website

https://www.tanglewoodhealthandrehabilitation.com/

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