Alzheimer’s and dementia progress gradually, and changes – such as increased confusion, frustration, or difficulty with daily tasks – may go beyond typical aging. If you notice these signs, consulting a healthcare provider can help ensure your loved one gets the right support.

Memory care offers a higher level of support and security than assisted living. Unlike assisted living, life in our memory care community is specifically designed for those dealing with cognitive decline. Care includes dementia-trained staff, personalized routines, specialized programs, and a safe, homelike environment.

Memory care provides a familiar and consistent setting where routines and dedicated caregivers support a positive quality of life for those with memory challenges. With the right programming, care, and support, studies show that memory decline can be slowed.

A monthly fee covers 24-hour support from specialized staff, three daily meals with snacks, housekeeping, help with daily activities, and a secure, welcoming environment. Through cognitively appropriate, engaging, and life-enriching activities, residents receive opportunities for reminiscence, connection, and a renewed sense of purpose.