Memory Support
Our Memory Support program is centered on offering personalized support and interaction that preserve dignity and encourage activity every day. Our specially trained staff care for our residents’ physical and mental wellbeing 24/7, and our secure neighborhood is a warm and welcoming space from the 24 individual apartments, to common dining and living areas, to the beautiful outdoor Memory Garden.
With a slate of daily activities, healthful dining options for every meal, and lots of opportunities to connect with friends, there is always something entertaining to do. And our smartly designed apartments have been laid out with our residents’ safety in mind, using all the same high-end materials and beautiful design you’ll find all across campus.
Services & Amenities
- Dining options with texture dietary accommodations
- Private bathrooms with walk-in showers
- Housekeeping & personal laundry service 5 days per week
- Fitness classes
- Medication management
- Convenient access to mobile healthcare services including dental, podiatry, optometry, audiology, pharmacy, x-ray and lab, and dietician
- 24/7 licensed nurse available
- Secure outdoor patio & garden
Special Programs
Life Stations
These are actually realistic interactive settings designed to stimulate happy recollections through touch, feel, sight, and sound. Our current “stations” include The Artist, In the Garden, Workbench, Gone Fishing, and Laundry.
iN2L
iN2L is a software platform designed to provide high-quality experiences for seniors that are both entertaining and stimulating. Through iN2L, our residents enjoy personalized engagement and activities, including brain games, exercise, and even live cam feeds of destinations, animals, and more.
Live and Learn Program
After years of extensive research, we have come to understand that residents can continue to absorb new information and enjoy the process of learning. Our Live and Learn program is an outgrowth of this understanding. Through brain games as well as short classes on a variety of subjects, residents with dementia can continue to enjoy lifelong learning and the chance to voice their opinions.
