Memory Care
Willow Glen is our memory care unit, designed for our Residents who have Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia that need a more secure living area and specialized care. Our memory care area provides a dining room for our residents to have their meals, a large kitchen for any “cooking” activities, a large seating and TV area for entertainment and socialization.
With our Activities Department planning daily calendar of social, recreational and educational programs, that are designed specifically for our memory impaired Residents we strive to keep our residents active and entertained. We have an enclosed garden walking path with a gazebo, outside seating areas and picnic table areas as well as a basketball hoop for those who may want to “shoot hoops “on a sunny and warm summer day.
In order to assist Residents in Willow Glen to locate their home, each room has a color-coded door and a Plexiglas enclosed “memory box” for easy room identification.
All our memory care residents have their own private studio rooms, with a private bathroom. And in order to assist residents in Willow Glen to locate their home, each room has a color-coded door and a Plexiglas enclosed “memory box” for easy room identification. We encourage families to bring in small keep sake items, or photos as memento’s their loved on will identify with. Secure surroundings and state-of-the-art safety features provide protection for our Residents who can no longer live alone.
Our memory care unit provides a more personal hands on level of care to the residents such as bathing, dressing, medication administration, toiletry assistance, assistance with transferring and assistance with feeding.
In need of Support Group Meetings?
The Willows At Meadow Branch hosts Alzheimer’s Association support group meetings every 3rd Wednesday of every month at 2:00pm.
They provide discussions on useful, educational, and sometimes revealing topics about Alzheimer’s and dementia. If you know of others that are struggling with the difficulties of caring for a loved one with Dementia or Alzheimer’s, we encourage you to invite them as well.
Please call 540.667.3000 for additional information.
Please watch the videos below to gain a better understanding of what your loved one is going through.
