When is it Time for Memory Support Assisted Living?

One of life’s greatest challenges is facing the reality that a parent is affected with a memory loss illness. Many families want to keep their loved one at home. Yet people with memory loss need constant companionship and structured activities throughout the day to thrive. We offer families information and support throughout this difficult process. Read through our list of questions to determine if your loved one is ready for a move.

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About Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)

Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) is the stage between forgetfulness associated with normal aging and Alzheimer’s disease, marked by progressive memory loss. Most seniors experiencing this early stage of memory loss are still living at home alone or in traditional assisted living communities without the specialized programming that could ease their memory loss symptoms and increase their quality of life.

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FAQ's about Alzheimer's Disease

Learning that a loved one has Alzheimer's can be difficult and overwhelming.  Seeking out information on the disease can lead to an endless internet search.  These questions are ones we have determined to be common, and we hope you will find our answers to be helpful.

Frequently asked questions about Alzheimer's disease

Support Groups & More for Family Caregivers

Navigating through the course of Alzheimer’s disease can be challenging. Family caregivers need guidance and support to provide informed care to their loved ones, while taking care of themselves. Current information about research, support services and care techniques empowers people living with Alzheimer’s disease and their caregivers.

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SLR's Alzheimer’s Experts

Tadd Clelland, Executive Vice President, Senior Living Residences Tadd’s expertise and passion for residential Alzheimer’s care and his role developing and implementing Compass Memory Support - SLR’s innovative treatment program - has helped make SLR the leader in this field.

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