Our Services & Programs

Enriching Connections is our specialty training program provided to our Memory Care staff. The training focuses on several connection elements, which can help build a foundation of trust and stability designed so your loved one thrives in our community.

These elements include:

• Relationships & Community: We invite every individual to belong.
• Commitment: We are committed to your loved one’s wellness.
• Certification & Training: All management and Memory Care staff are certified by the Alzheimer’s Association. Our team is also thoroughly trained in dementia care.
• Services: Our nursing staff helps families choose the right services for their loved ones.
• Meaningful Life & Engagement: We use our Inspire Wellness for Life program to promote every resident’s best quality of life.
• Environment: We make continuous improvements to our building and programs so that our community remains safe and comfortable for residents with dementia.
• Accountability: We are always monitoring our processes, plans, and culture to maintain high care standards.

It can be difficult to manage the different types of medications you take and when to take them. With our Medication Management program, we remove the confusion from your medication plan and serve them to you exactly how your doctor prescribed them.

We also monitor your health and medication to ensure they are living comfortably. We can even make recommendations to your doctor if your medications need adjustments.

We partner with Consonus Health to ensure your needs are met.

We regularly invite experienced and qualified physicians to manage and monitor the health of our residents. With each of these visits, physicians update and manage prescriptions and provide advice for achieving a healthy lifestyle.

The 8-8 program helps our Memory Care residents find routine, structure, stability, and comfort in their day-to-day lives. By helping your loved one achieve these goals, they can find more comfort, a better mindset, and improved sleep.

Our therapeutic options help those who have lost certain motor functions find ways to communicate and move. Some of these therapies include:

• Physical therapy: Retraining bodies at a comfortable pace.
• Occupational therapy: Find avenues to support independence.
• Speech therapy: Training speaking skills and swallowing for residents who have suffered a stroke, injury, or illness.