How to Decide if Memory Care is Right for You

Many assisted living centers provide memory care as part of their treatment programs, particularly for patients living with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Memory care is important for seniors because it keeps their cognitive skills active.

What are some ways you can provide memory care for you or your loved one?

Live in an assisted living home that includes memory care.

Many assisted living facilities provide staff that specializes in memory care. At Mayberry Gardens, we provide memory care for our residents through special activities. Our specially trained staff offers activities that include actions like folding towels and clipping coupons or more relaxing activities like hand massages.

Research the costs and find the right community to suit your needs.

SeniorHomes.com has provided the average cost of memory care in each state. Many assisted living homes to incorporate that cost into their rent and utility pricing. Don’t hesitate to reach out to facilities that provide assistant living and memory care. The staff at Mayberry Gardens will be happy to answer your questions!

Ask your doctor what options might be the best for you.

Not every patient with dementia may need memory care. Many seniors are still independent and don’t need that kind of care. Either way, you should discuss with your doctor whether or not you should find an assisted living center that provides memory care.

Memory care is very nurturing for patients, and help their struggles with dementia become a little easier. Contact us at Mayberry Gardens if you’re interested in learning more about memory care and assisted living.