Memory care communities offer hope with personalized approach
While the Alzheimer’s Association reports that more than 6 million people across the United States are currently living with some type of dementia, families, health professionals, and caregivers understand that no two situations are alike, and individualized care plans help to preserve the individual’s dignity and health.
As the field of dementia research evolves, more families are turning toward the programs and support services currently being provided by life plan communities that specialize in the type of comprehensive memory care that their loved one needs.
Since people experience cognitive decline differently, for families looking into memory care options, finding a community focused on a personalized approach, which takes an individual’s needs and preferences into consideration, is important.
Memory care staff are specially trained, providing each person with an increased level of comfort, social engagement, and intellectual stimulation.
