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Resident-Centered Memory Care

Creating meaningful roles, routines and activities for memory care residents based on their individual needs.

Individualized Lifestyle Plan

Tailored to each memory care resident’s particular individuality, situation and needs.

  • Life & Legacy interviews
  • Customized caregiver plans
  • Tailored daily personal care

Individual Adaptations to Daily Routine

We employ a variety of techniques to enhance nutrition, encourage independence, and maintain dignity and self-esteem.

  • Tailored program of activities and recreation
  • Supportive multisensory dining experience

Supportive Homelike Environment

Preserving each memory care resident’s independence as much as possible to support individual needs and make them feel valued as a person.

  • Private apartments
  • Individualized own space / decor
  • Freedom to move about in a familiar, recognizable environment

Emotional and Physical Well-Being

Designed to minimize challenges & barriers, and to inspire confidence, peace of mind & independence.

Leads to less agitation and anxiety often felt as part of the dementia process.

  • Non-medical ways to enrich & support emotional needs and physical well-being
  • Tailored Safety Protocols

Specialized Memory Care Training for Caregivers

Trained, compassionate staff with an understanding of memory loss and how the disorder affects the individual.

  • Memory care directors and mentors are Certified Dementia Practitioners
  • Staff trained specifically on memory care
  • Support for residents’ families

Tailored Caregiving Approach

Montessori specific approach to caregiving in a dementia environment, centered around prior interests and activities of our MCR to create a sense of purpose and accomplishment.

Use of the Validation Method so memory care residents feel they’re being listened to, creating less anxiety and more inner-peace.

Tailored Caregiving Approach

Montessori specific approach to caregiving in a dementia environment, centered around prior interests and activities of our MCR to create a sense of purpose and accomplishment.

Use of the Validation Method so memory care residents feel they’re being listened to, creating less anxiety and more inner-peace.

Reflection’s Four Specific Focus Areas

We understand how challenging living with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease can be, for the person and those who love them. It’s important that everyone stays connected, that each resident feels the connection to the world around them, the world they know.

Discover Reflections Focus Areas

This is why we developed our Reflections Memory Care Program, designed with four specific resident-centered focus areas to specifically address the challenges of living with memory loss and cognitive challenges.

  • CASCADES – Life Enrichment
  • PATHWAYS – Personal Care
  • LANDSCAPES – Serenity Enrichment
  • VISTA – Multisensory Dining

Reflections begins in our specially designed neighborhood that provides a safe and secure home with private apartments for each resident.

The physical environment of Reflections is designed to minimize challenges and barriers, and to inspire confidence, peace of mind and independence so each resident has the freedom to move about in a familiar, recognizable environment.

Residents and their families are encouraged to become part of the Reflections family and spend time together in their home and neighborhood.

Our dedicated and caring staff conduct regular visual safety checks on all Reflections’ residents and are always available to provide a helping hand or a reminder.

CASCADES – Life Enrichment

The key to living well…whether you have memory loss or not, is social engagement.

Our Cascades program specifically ensures that our residents have meaningful and purposeful engagement, based on their likes and interests. It allows our residents to really expand their horizons. By providing stimulating activities, we can build self-esteem and encourage independence which can help give our residents their confidence back.

Seasons: We believe each resident is unique and has a different constellation of strengths and abilities. Like the seasons, these will change over time. Reflections focuses on the strengths of each resident, rather than the losses that occur as memory loss progresses. For this reason, we do not refer to memory loss in stages but rather as changes in the Seasons.

My Story: We believe each resident has a life worth celebrating. Reminiscing is one of the most powerful ways to help someone with memory loss engage and connect with the world. Through a variety of activities, our caregivers prompt this journey down memory lane and help residents celebrate their own unique life history.

We use memory books, life and legacy interviews and reminiscence boxes and a variety of activities to reminisce about past life experiences, converse about prized memories, and reminisce about family, career, hobbies, places they’ve visited or lived, and favorite holiday memories.

PATHWAYS – Personal Care

The Pathways approach to care planning improves residents’ independence and safety by making modifications to daily activities and the environment.

Through our Life & Legacy interviews and our thorough assessment process, we identify interventions based on the strengths of each resident and design interactions to do with — not to do for — our residents. This allows residents to adapt and be as independent as possible.

Pathways’ Care identify areas in which modifications would be most helpful for a resident based on the areas most affected by memory loss:

  • Memory
  • Behavior
  • Emotion
  • Visuospatial
  • Language
  • Sleep

The Montessori Method to Caregiving focuses on creating meaningful roles, routines, and activities for residents based on understanding their prior interests and activities. We invite residents to take part in caring for their home by identifying activities they deem rewarding and valuable. This approach to care reduces anxiety by providing residents with engaging activities that they find rewarding, such as setting the table, folding laundry, or watering plants.

Whether setting the table, helping fold laundry, or potting plants, our residents are encouraged to make meaningful contributions to their home and community.

Training and Certification

We believe that quality care is driven by caregivers with a strong foundation of principles and practices rooted in person-centered care. Through our signature Pathways program, caregivers receive training and certification beyond state minimum requirements. Program directors are certified through the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners. Memory care mentors in each community receive a certification to provide ongoing support to caregivers and ensure continuity of care and consistency in delivery in our signature programs.

Pathways Personal Care for Alzheimer residents

LANDSCAPES – Serenity Enrichment

Accepting changes that occur as a result of memory loss can be overwhelming and, at times, even a bit scary for memory care residents causing them stress. The Landscapes program uses a variety of relaxation techniques that help manage through these moments of stress as well as maintaining a daily sense of well being:

  • Aromatherapy
  • Snoezelen multisensory environments
  • Meditation and breathing activities
  • Holistic movement activities

VISTA – Multisensory Dining

Changes in appetite, loss of interest in food, and anxiety during dining times are just a few reasons it can be difficult for those with memory loss to eat nutritiously and stay hydrated.

Through our Vista program, caregivers transform mealtime into a multisensory experience that promotes independence, stimulates all the senses, and encourages exploring new food profiles as taste and appetite change.

Vista offers:

  • Portable refreshment stations
  • Contrasting table settings
  • Person-centered dining

Creating an Inviting Environment
We’ve given a sharp eye to details when it comes to catering to vision or communication changes in memory care residents. We offer contrasting table settings and colored dinnerware to make it easier to distinguish food. By simply changing plates to a bright canary yellow or red, research shows we can increase how much food residents eat by as much as 25%.

If you visit our community during a mealtime, you’ll notice sample plates on display for residents to see what’s being served and point to their selection when they find it difficult to tell us what sounds more appetizing.

In our dining rooms, we also use our signature aromatherapy scents to stimulate appetite.
Our activities calendar includes a variety of activities where residents can enjoy the aroma of baking cookies or bread before mealtime, which is also known to stimulate appetite.
Proper nutrition plays a large role in sleep, mood, and overall health and well-being. Although getting the nutrition you need while being affected by memory loss can be difficult, we’ve created an environment during mealtimes that stimulates all of the senses toward better nutritional intake.

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Download our e-brochure (PDF format) to get a full description of our Reflections Memory Care program.

The brochure covers in more detail how each plan of the program helps create a neighborhood that provides a safe and secure space with private, homelike apartments, with dedicated & memory care trained staff, and engaging activities to inspire your loved one.

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