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Recently celebrating her third anniversary at Barclay Friends, Judy Rivers brings care, attentiveness, and genuine connection to each day as a dining server. Her role goes far beyond serving meals;…

Choosing to move from a long-time residence to an assisted living community or personal care home like Barclay Friends can be emotionally complex, and it often involves careful consideration by…

When Senior Director of Sales and Marketing Paige Meacham first noticed the signs of cognitive change in her mother, she began a journey familiar to many families; exploring options for…

Choosing a community to support day-to-day life as needs evolve is an important decision—one that goes far beyond floor plans or meal options. For older adults and their families, it’s…

It can be challenging when a family member or friend needs daily support around the clock with their activities of daily living. When they can no longer live independently, it…

When a loved one begins to need more assistance than their family can provide, it is often helpful to explore personal care communities. However, broaching the topic of moving to…

Recognizing the signs of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, such as cognitive impairment, is critical to helping a loved one get the assistance they need.

At Barclay Friends, our foundation is built on Quaker values. But what does it mean to be a Quaker-valued community? For us, it’s about fostering an environment rooted in compassion,…