MEMORY CARE IN STAMFORD, CT

A person-centered approach

From calming spaces to highly trained staff, every detail of the Life Guidance® neighborhood is designed to support people living with dementia. 

Atria’s approach to memory care

Here are just a few ways our forward-thinking approach to memory care improves the lives of residents.


  • Secure gathering spaces allow residents to move freely and safely
  • Highly trained staff offer personalized care using the latest evidence-based techniques
  • Physical activities, cognitive programs and staff-guided outings improve mood and stimulate cognition
  • Frequent multi-sensory stimulation opportunities to support holistic wellness
  • Abundant natural light helps regulate circadian rhythms, promoting restful sleep and reducing evening agitation
  • An intimate dining room encourages engagement between residents
  • Apartments have an intentionally small footprint to encourage social connection throughout the community

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Life Guidance offered this resident a new lease on life and provided her daughters with peace of mind.

Frequently asked questions

 

Fill each day with meaningful connections and events while an attentive, dedicated staff handles the cooking, cleaning and maintenance.


Memory care is a specialized form of residential care tailored to meet the needs of residents with memory loss and neurocognitive diseases, including 24-hour supervision and assistance with daily living activities specifically designed for those with memory impairments. The primary goal of Atria Stamford’s memory care neighborhood is to provide a safe, structured environment that minimizes stress and confusion for residents. We provide 24-hour supervised care in a secure setting that allows residents to live a full life.

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.

Atria Stamford offers both assisted living and memory care, which can help ease the transition when a resident requires additional support.

The cost of memory care varies based on factors like amenities, apartment type and location.

In Connecticut, the average cost of memory care is roughly $7,500 per month, while families in Stamford can expect to pay $7,840 per month.

Use our cost calculator to see how your current expenses compare to the cost of memory care at Atria Stamford.

In addition to research-based care through our Life Guidance memory care neighborhood, Atria Stamford offers support groups for families navigating challenges of caring for someone experiencing cognitive decline, and educational events hosted in collaboration with the Alzheimer’s Association Connecticut Chapter and Alzheimer’s Association event sponsorship.

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Teaming Up to Provide More Support

Our collaboration with the Alzheimer’s Association is helping to serve more Connecticut families facing the disease and accelerate research toward treatment, prevention and – ultimately – a cure.

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August 15: Alzheimer’s education event

Join us for a presentation by the Alzheimer's Association, featuring the latest research on healthy living for the brain and body.

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October 27: Walk to End Alzheimer’s®

Atria Stamford is a proud local sponsor of the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer's, raising awareness and funds for care, support and research.

Support for every PIECE of the process 

PIECES is a holistic approach to understanding and delivering care for those living with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia. Our downloadable guide can help you determine the cause of dementia-related behaviors and meet your family member’s needs.

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