Bethesda Health Group

Bethesda Health Group Independent & Assisted Living, Skilled Nursing, Rehab, Memory Care, & more wherever you call home!

Bethesda is a nonprofit senior living organization, providing over 130 years of exceptional senior living, care and services through our retirement communities, assisted living apartments, skilled nursing home communities and home and community-based services. Each of Bethesda’s senior living retirement communities offers a unique setting and passionate employees dedicated to providing the best in

St. Louis senior living, creating a supportive and caring lifestyle for area seniors. Each community offers state-of-the art amenities, activities and services uniquely tailored to the needs and desires of their residents. In addition, Bethesda provides a full continuum of care and offers a complete range of specialized senior care services focusing on age-related health issues and providing extra support for families including in-home care, home health care, hospice care and respite care. Whether you or your family member is a resident at one our communities or living at home, Bethesda’s services will come to you with the same commitment to quality care and service. We invite you to explore the possibilities of the supportive and caring lifestyle found at Bethesda. You can learn more about Bethesda’s communities and services by calling 314-80-1911 or visit our website at www.bethesdahealth.org

Learn how to stay safe online with tips for spotting AI misinformation and avoiding scams.
09/02/2026

Learn how to stay safe online with tips for spotting AI misinformation and avoiding scams.

Learn how to stay safe online with tips for spotting AI misinformation, avoid scams, and spot the risks on social media for seniors.

It’s back-to-school season and although, for our senior loved ones, school days are but a fond memory, learning can and ...
08/27/2026

It’s back-to-school season and although, for our senior loved ones, school days are but a fond memory, learning can and should last a lifetime!

It’s a great time for seniors to rededicate themselves to learning new things. Lifelong learning for seniors is considered good for the brain and self-esteem.

Research has shown that brain games can improve or help maintain cognitive function.
08/23/2026

Research has shown that brain games can improve or help maintain cognitive function.

Research shows that brain games for seniors can improve or help maintain cognitive function—having the ability to focus clearly on information and experiences.

Studies show that people who are physically active are less likely to experience a decline in their brain health.
08/19/2026

Studies show that people who are physically active are less likely to experience a decline in their brain health.

Brain well-being is complex. In fact, your brain and body are deeply dependent upon each other. Learn how exercises affects brain health.

Did you know? Brains need exercise just like our bodies do!
08/16/2026

Did you know? Brains need exercise just like our bodies do!

There are many factors that contribute to brain fitness for seniors including physical activity, intellectually stimulating activities, and more!

Tired of straining your eyes or holding a book for long periods of time? Try audiobooks!
08/12/2026

Tired of straining your eyes or holding a book for long periods of time? Try audiobooks!

Audiobooks for seniors are a great solution to enjoy a good story without needing to strain their eyes or hold a book for long periods of time.

If you could make someone’s day brighter by sacrificing a few minutes of your time, would you do it?
08/08/2026

If you could make someone’s day brighter by sacrificing a few minutes of your time, would you do it?

You could make someone’s day by sacrificing only a few minutes of your time. Writing letters to seniors is a simple kindness that can make a big difference.

Caregiving can become overwhelming when you’re trying to balance the additional responsibilities with your job, kids and...
08/05/2026

Caregiving can become overwhelming when you’re trying to balance the additional responsibilities with your job, kids and other needs.

The best senior care tips include getting organized and adopting smart habits, handy tools and boundaries that reduce stress and help seniors feel safer.

Consider these signs your loved one needs memory care and how to prepare for the next step.
08/01/2026

Consider these signs your loved one needs memory care and how to prepare for the next step.

Consider memory care before your parent needs it. Observe these signs your loved one needs memory care and how to prepare for the next step with these tips.

Imagine your 68-year-old father has just been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia, and ...
07/29/2026

Imagine your 68-year-old father has just been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia, and suddenly you are a caregiver. How does he and your family respond to the news?

The reactions of someone who has just received a dementia diagnosis can vary. Know the basics and where to go following a diagnosis.

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12101 Woodcrest Executive Drive Ste. 200
St. Louis, MO
63141

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
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