Resources: Memory Care

Bringing up memory care with a parent can be a sensitive and emotional conversation for families. You want them to feel loved and respected, while making sure they can get the care they need. Here is how we recommend approaching the discussion with compassion, honesty, and patience. Start Planning for Memory Care Before You Think

When a family member is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia, deciding care plans and living arrangements for the future can be challenging. Most families assume that caring for a loved one at home is the most affordable option. However, the costs can add up quickly and many of them are invisible until

Meaningful routines support a sense of purpose for seniors with Alzheimer’s. When visiting a loved one in memory care, it can be difficult to know how to connect. Our team focuses on offering activities to exercise the brain, encourage relational connection, and provide a sense of accomplishment. To celebrate National Activity Professionals Week, our team

Gentle Approaches for Moving a Loved One with Dementia When cognitive impairment prevents a loved one from fully understanding a major life change, a gentle approach that prioritizes their comfort and dignity is the most compassionate path. Here are practical steps to ease the transition to memory care for a loved one: Moving a loved

Searching for a memory care community for a loved one is an emotional decision for families. The process requires moving beyond initial uncertainty to a place where an informed choice that ensures comfort, dignity, and specialized care can be made. To help guide this decision, we have outlined four essential questions every family should ask

When is the Right Time to Move from Assisted Living to Memory Care? Making the decision to move an aging loved one can be difficult, especially if they’ve made a move already. The thought of moving your loved one from assisted living to memory care can feel like another big change to overcome. However, the