Memory Support
YOUR PARTNER IN care.

Dealing with Alzheimer’s and dementia can be a truly difficult time in anyone’s life. It is a journey that should never be traveled alone. That’s why Mirador offers highly trained providers who are uniquely equipped to support what you are facing. We come alongside your family with gentleness and patience, as each journey may look a little different. We will be there to help with resources for spouses and family members too.

When you consider that 1 in 8 Americans develop dementia over age 65, providing Memory Support in a comfortable setting becomes all that much more important. With The Eden Alternative techniques at the forefront of our strategy, we are committed to upholding your loved one’s identity and autonomy while prioritizing security, connection, meaning and joy — the recipe for a quality life.

SERVICES & AMENITIES
Residents needing Memory Support will also receive:
  • Medication administration
  • Assistance with personal care
  • Chef-prepared meals and snacks
  • Individualized social activities
  • Secure environment
  • On-site 24/7 licensed nursing staff

Information on our rates:
To find out more about Memory Support costs for current residents of Mirador or for those who don’t currently live here but are seeking care, click the button below to start the conversation.

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One of the best ways to help those with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia reconnect with their world is through music. The Music & Memory program at Mirador is a great way to not only calm chaotic brain activity but also improve focus and memory function.

HAND IN HAND training

Evident in programs and activities that help residents through the day with less strain and more joy, Hand in Hand Training — the CMS (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services) program — equips our dementia care staff with the ability to assist each resident.

Staff members respect residents’ dignity, increasing their self-esteem
Staff training includes how-tos of resident interaction, reducing behavior concerns and controlling medication needs
Staff members learn each resident’s history and incorporate the knowledge into daily life
Families can track their loved one’s progress via regular reviews
Support groups connect families to share concerns
Residents’ improvements in sleep, nutrition and hydration can often improve relations with family members
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
HOW IS MEMORY SUPPORT DIFFERENT FROM ASSISTED LIVING?
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DEMENTIA AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE?
IS MEMORY SUPPORT STAFF SPECIALLY TRAINED?