Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia affect each person differently. We have carefully designed our memory care communities to include higher staffing levels to prepare for some common challenges accompanying memory loss.
Edgewood’s memory care residents live safely with the care they need in a smaller environment that helps them to feel calm. The apartments are thoughtfully designed so residents can see every area of their homes without opening doors or walking through long hallways. This helps reduce feelings of anxiety and frustration that can cause wandering or challenging behaviors.
Our smaller staff-to-resident ratio allows us to provide individualized support. Not only do we help residents live healthy and safe lives, but we also offer activities to help them find joy!
Staff are provided with dementia-specific training. They can understand the challenges associated with memory loss and use helpful ways to respond to residents who may be feeling confused or upset.
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Family gatherings over the holidays are some of the greatest and most memorable occasions. While these events are joyful, they can be challenging for dementia caregivers. It’s common to feel anxiety about including everyone and making the events enjoyable for all. We’ve put together simple tips to help caregivers navigate special occasions to make sure […]
Memory care is specialized care designed for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, or other forms of cognitive decline.
Edgewood memory care communities provide a supportive environment with personalized care, structured routines, Wellness and Enrichment activities, and team members trained to understand the unique needs of residents living with memory loss.
Memory care provides specialized 24/7 support for residents whose cognitive needs require a different environment than traditional assisted living.
Edgewood memory care communities are thoughtfully designed as smaller, secured spaces that reduce the anxiety of wide-open areas. They focus on dementia-specific support, personalized routines, and activities that promote safety, comfort, connection, and quality of life.
Dementia is a general term used to describe changes in memory, thinking, and reasoning that are significant enough to impact daily life.
Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia. Other types may include vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, and Parkinson’s-related dementia.
Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia. It affects memory, thinking, and behavior, and symptoms typically progress over time.
Edgewood provides supportive memory care environments designed to help residents experience meaningful moments while receiving the personalized support they need.
Families often begin considering memory care when memory changes begin affecting safety, daily routines, personal care, or overall quality of life.
Choosing memory care is a personal decision. The Edgewood team can help families understand options and determine what level of support best meets their loved one’s needs.
Wellness and enrichment activities in memory care are designed to encourage connection, purpose, and enjoyment.
Residents may participate in music, creative activities, movement, social opportunities, familiar routines, and personalized experiences based on their interests and abilities.
