The Utmost in Care for Those with Memory Loss
A Trustworthy Support System
Dementia is one of the most common health conditions affecting adults over age 65, and many families will experience its effects in some way. It reaches beyond the person diagnosed, often impacting spouses, family members and loved ones. At Hamlet, our dementia care program offers a compassionate support system for both residents and their families. Our associates understand not only the condition itself, but also the unique challenges that come with memory loss and those who care for them. We’re also here to help you better understand the difference between dementia and typical age-related forgetfulness, so you can feel more informed and confident moving forward.
Because memory loss varies greatly among individuals, our dedicated associates take a person-centered approach, focusing on each person’s specific symptoms, abilities and needs to determine the best way to slow the effects of the disease. With dementia care at Hamlet, your family becomes part of ours. We take the time to learn each resident’s life story, their background, values, hobbies and career, so we can build on what brings them joy and nurture individual strengths.
Living with dementia can be isolating for both the individual experiencing symptoms and their loved ones. To counteract the negative effects of isolation, our approach prioritizes purposeful activities and close-knit connections to help our residents lead vibrant, meaningful lives. Our own holistic wellness program, Masterful Moments®, and other innovative programming are designed to enrich residents in mind, body and soul. In addition, our shared spaces and thoughtfully planned activities help residents stay connected, encouraging meaningful interactions and a sense of belonging.
Discover specialized dementia care and the strong support network you’ve been looking for to help your loved one with the challenges of memory loss. We’re here every step of the way — supporting each resident in making the most of their cognitive abilities, guiding families through the challenges of dementia, and, most importantly, providing greater confidence and peace of mind.
