Brio Living Services and UMRC-Porter Hills Foundation Welcome New Board Members Brio Living Services and its fundraising arm, the UMRC-Porter Hills Foundation, are delighted to announce the addition of new members to their Boards, effective July 1, 2026. Joining the Brio Living Services governing Board of Trustees are John Shull of Grand Rapids and Edward […]
New Members to its Board of Trustees
Celebrate Summer Safely: Tips for Older Adults During America’s 250th AnniversaryThis summer, communities across the country are celebrating a historic milestone—America’s 250th anniversary. From backyard barbecues and family gatherings to parades and fireworks, it’s a season filled with opportunities to connect, celebrate, and make memories.At Brio Living Services, we believe the most enjoyable celebrations happen […]
Celebrating The Longest Day: Shedding Light on Dementia Care at Brio Living Services Renowned dementia care expert and founder of the Positive Approach to Care®, Teepa Snow, has said, “Dementia does not rob someone of their dignity; it’s our reaction to them that does.” During Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month, Brio Living Services is honored […]
Men’s Health Month: Aging Strong, Living Well June is Men’s Health Month—a time dedicated to raising awareness about the unique health challenges men face and encouraging healthier lifestyles at every age. For older adults, this conversation becomes even more important. As men age, preventative care, social connection, physical activity, and emotional well-being all play a […]
UMRC-Porter Hills Foundation Announces $28 Million Live Life with Brio Campaign with Chelsea Kickoff EventUMRC-Porter Hills Foundation, fundraising arm for Brio Living Services, publicly announced the launch of its Live Life with Brio comprehensive campaign. More than eighty guests attended this kickoff celebration held on May 28 at the Chelsea Retirement Community (CRC) Mackinaw Dining […]
Impact of Benevolent Care: ‘I Want to Help’ Natalie Brown’s father suffered a stroke at the age of 67. He could no longer care for himself, nor could his family provide the care he needed. They made the decision to move her father into a long-term care center. One of his best friends transferred there […]
