All CarePatrol senior placement services are available at no cost to you and come with our promise to help you find the best home for your needs. Our person-centered care approach means we treat your family member with the dignity, respect, and patience they deserve, every step of the way. We understand how a patient's needs may change as their disease progresses, and our care providers are always prepared to adapt and assist with managing other pre-existing health conditions. Reach out to a CarePatrol advisor now for free memory care resources and guidance.

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About Memory Care

What is memory care? An Alzheimer’s & Dementia Memory Care Community is for people with middle to late stage memory conditions. Often located within larger assisted living facilities or in smaller residential settings, memory care facilities offer special needs and dementia care. They may also have the actual building set up to enhance memory functions and to decrease potential confusion for memory care residents. These secure environments often have additional safety features and clearly designated walking paths.

Activities focused on memory recall from past experiences are staples of activities in most memory care communities. While specific amenities, activities, and service options vary depending on location, the memory care units in many facilities help their memory care residents stay engaged and active in a structured environment with communal dining, brain games, art classes, music, physical therapy, fitness classes, and many other opportunities for social interaction.

Patients who are appropriate for this setting are usually those that are already residing in an assisted living environment who have begun forgetting how to perform daily activities of life or who have been getting lost, wandering about, or going into other residents' rooms thinking it was their own. A daily routine in a structured environment has been proven to help cope with the early stages of memory loss.

Memory care special licensing is required in certain states.

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