For patients with Alzheimer’s or dementia, a more secure, communal living environment may be optimal. Choosing the right one also can dramatically ease the stress on caregivers. Memory care, also called dementia care, Alzheimer’s care or Alzheimer's assisted living, improves patients’ quality of life, protects their cognitive functioning, and ensures their safety.
For patients with Alzheimer’s or dementia, a more secure, communal living environment may be optimal. Choosing the right one also can dramatically ease the stress on caregivers. Memory care, also called dementia care, Alzheimer’s care or Alzheimer's assisted living, improves patients’ quality of life, protects their cognitive functioning, and ensures their safety.
Improve seniors' quality of life through our secure and engaging memory care programs.
Memory care facilities offer a form of long-term, intensive residential care. Many caregivers choose to explore a memory care facility when the amount of care a person needs surpasses what the caregiver can provide. While choosing a memory care facility for a loved one is always a difficult decision, the right place will help you during this important transition. Memory care units offer 24/7 care, memory-enhancing activities, and therapies that can bolster a patient’s emotional and behavioral health.
Patient comfort and safety are among the top memory care requirements, from easy-to-navigate floor plans to safety features like automatic lights and motion sensors. Our memory care facility units are also warm and welcoming, with design elements meant to help patients feel at home.
We provide structured schedules and creative programming that delivers physical, emotional, and mental care for patients at our Alzheimer’s care facilities. Residents are engaged in thoughtful ways and have access to art therapy, music therapy, and more. We encourage patients to take part in stimulating social activities, such as painting, board games, and puzzles.
