ATRIA SENIOR LIVING MEMORY CARE
Person-centered memory care
No two people are the same – and no two days are the same when you live with dementia. At Atria, specially trained staff learn about a resident’s background and symptoms so they can tailor their approach to each individual, in every moment.
Dementia is difficult – not defining
Designed for well-being
Every aspect of the memory care community supports people living with dementia. Examples include:
- Secure common spaces that allow free and safe movement.
- Natural light, which promotes a healthy circadian rhythm.
- An intimate dining room that encourages connection.
- Personal mementos to help residents locate their apartment.
Studies show that this holistic design approach improves mood, reduces agitation and mitigates the need for medications.
Dedicated care teams
Programs that enhance abilities
Support for families
Memory care amenities*
*Amenities vary by community. Contact your Community Sales Director for more information.
Memory care services
Frequently Asked Questions
Navigating care for someone with cognitive decline can be overwhelming. Browse our FAQ to learn more about memory care – and to see if it’s the right fit for your family.
The cost of memory care varies based on factors like amenities, apartment type and location. Find a community near you to view memory care rates.
The primary differences between assisted living and memory care communities are the level of care and security of the environment. Assisted living, while also providing personal care and support, caters to a broader range of seniors who require less intensive support. Memory care neighborhoods often have enhanced security features to prevent wandering, a common behavior for those experiencing cognitive decline. Memory care neighborhoods also offer a variety of programs dedicated to the needs of those experiencing cognitive decline.
Many Atria communities offer both assisted living and memory care, which can help ease the transition when a resident requires additional support.
We give residents opportunities to engage in the types of activities they enjoy. We typically offer the same programs that are offered in independent and assisted living, and adapt those to be more accessible to those experiencing cognitive decline.
Also, because we also manage symptoms of dementia through multi-sensory programs and are mindful of memory loss, we offer more frequent and a broader range of programs than we do in assisted living settings.
Resources to support a full life
Understanding dementia-related behaviors
We practice the PIECES method, a holistic approach to interacting with each resident. Our downloadable guide can help you determine the cause of dementia-related behaviors and meet your family member’s needs.
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