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Residents enjoying the vintage cars! On December 7, 2024, Glen Park at Ojai brought a delightful dose of nostalgia to residents and...

Across the country each year, communities come together for one powerful cause—ending Alzheimer’s disease. Through continued participation in the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s, Glen Park Senior Living has proudly stood alongside families, caregivers, and professionals in raising awareness, advancing research, and supporting those impacted by Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other cognitive conditions.

At Glen Park Senior Living, we know how powerful the bond between humans and animals can be. Recently, our Ojai community experienced the...

Dodgers vs. Giants Game Recap: Glen Park Community Enjoys a Live Game Experience

Live Sports and Teamwork: Glen Park Senior Living Enjoys Clippers Game Outing

Lila Brooks turned 103 years old on Thursday, but she does not consider herself old. “I want to be active. I want to still accomplish things. I don’t want people to feel sorry for me. I have a terrific memory. I am articulate. I am not feeling old at all,” she said. “I still want to feel like I am a useful member of society.” About four decades ago, Brooks advocated for water pools to be installed for coyotes in Los Angeles area mountains and canyons. She also called for bann

https://www.cnn.com/2015/01/06/living/joe-fraley-mom-alzheimers-music/index.html In October, a few days before Joe Fraley’s mom moved into an assisted-living facility, before she stopped recognizing him and responding to his music, he sat beside her on the porch with his guitar and turned on the camera. It was sweet and sad as Judy Fraley asked her youngest son questions he had learned not to try to answer. “Who are we now?” she asked him. “I don’t understand.” READ MORE