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Choosing an Assisted Living community for your family member is one of the most important decisions you will make as a caregiver. Choosing the right place becomes even more important when your loved one is living with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of memory impairment. Understanding the differences between facilities that specialize in Alzheimer’s and dementia care from other facilities that don’t offer this specialization can assist you in making the best decision for your family.
Caring For the Whole Person, Not Just Treating the Disease
Autumn Leaves Alzheimer’s and Memory Care Assisted Living Communities are leaders in providing specialized memory care in a home-like environment and incorporate care practices that are specifically designed for individuals living with memory impairment. Each community has an on-site licensed nursing staff with specialized expertise in dementia care and Life Enrichment Coordinators that are dedicated to providing enriching dementia-specific group and individual activity programs. Individual dietary management and care plans are developed for each resident and focus on enhancing quality of life.
At Autumn Leaves, our family welcomes and cares for yours. We offer guidance for caregivers, support groups, 24 hour access to visit your loved one, and private dining rooms for intimate chef-prepared family meals. Keeping you informed and educated is something we take great pride in. As a matter of fact, we call one of our founders, Jane Anderson, RN, our “Chief Educational Officer!”
You can also email us for
more information at:
LearnMore@autumnleaves.com
