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Discover how Town Square in Princeton counters dementia factors with enriching activities & social engagement for seniors’ well-being.

Communicating effectively with people who have dementia can be challenging even for experienced healthcare providers. Learn more about conversational tips for engaging with someone with a cognitive disorder.

Alzheimer’s Disease is a progressive condition that leads to more severe symptoms over time. Here we outline the three stages and two possible precursors, each with their own accompanying signs and symptoms.

Alzheimer’s Disease is a progressive condition that leads to more severe symptoms over time. Here we outline the three stages and two possible precursors, each with their own accompanying signs and symptoms.

Adult day service programs are a great way to provide your loved ones with the social interaction they need during the day. Learn more about what these programs entail and how they can benefit seniors.

Do you know the difference between memory care and adult day care? Town Square Princeton can offer your loved one both! Learn more about our unique approach to memory care here.

Kevin Herman, owner of the recently opened Town Square — a 50’s themed innovative adult day enrichment center in Brick — announced the opening of a second Town Square at the Princeton Health Campus.

Kevin Herman, owner of the recently opened Town Square — a 50’s themed innovative adult day enrichment center in Brick — announced the opening of a second Town Square at the Princeton Health Campus.

At Town Square Princeton, Senior citizens can take a unique nostalgia trip at Town Square, an inclusive, groundbreaking, 1950s themed concept center that aims to enhance and improve the lives of older adults, including those living with Alzheimer’s and dementia.