Building Meaningful Connections at The Gardens

When your loved one lives with Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, or dementia, it’s important to find the right type of support for their needs.

Our memory care lifestyle, The Gardens at Poplar Estates, is specifically designed to help your loved one build meaningful connections and elevate their quality of life through compassionate, specialized, faith-based care.

Help your loved one live life with comfort, ease, and dignity. Choose The Gardens at Poplar Estates today.

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What Is Memory Care?

Memory care is our lifestyle path specifically designed to support those living with cognition-affecting conditions like dementia, Alzheimer’s, and Parkinson’s disease.

This lifestyle, with the help of our specially-trained memory care staff, brings a sense of stability, ease, and calm while enriching residents’ life with engaging activities and dedicated support.

Comprehensive & Personalized Care

Your loved one is unique, so we take a unique approach to help provide the lifestyle they deserve. We do this in a number of compassionate ways supported by our incredible memory care staff.

Through our team’s guidance and experience, we provide a complete range of memory care-specific services and amenities.

Care-Focused Services

Housekeeping, laundry, and maintenance
Full range of social activities
24-hour emergency call systems
Full dining services
Assistance with personal needs

Life Elevating Amenities

Specialized staff training and programming
Therapeutic environment for resident self-programming
“Country Kitchen” nurse station for resident orientation
Open plan with an interior walking loop to allow easy movement
Direct visual connection with Country Kitchen to provide personal connection with staff
Dining, lounging, and activities areas for lifestyle enrichment
Specially designed suites
Secure building for the physical safety of all residents
Large courtyard
Elevator
In-house pharmacy
Beauty salon & barbershop

What Memory Care Addresses

So, when is it time to start considering memory care? Some of the most common signs include:

Wandering
Difficulty remembering
Problems communicating
Concentration issues

The most common conditions that can cause these concerns include dementia, Alzheimer’s, and Parkinson’s disease.

Alzheimer’s Disease

Alzheimer’s disease is a form of dementia that can affect your loved one’s ability to remember, communicate, and concentrate. Though this is one of the most common forms of dementia, it is not a normal part of aging.

Parkinson’s Disease

Parkinson’s disease is often associated with physical symptoms like shaking and stiffness. However, Parkinson’s disease could also contribute to cognitive concerns like poor memory, sleep problems, and depression.

Dementia

There are several types of dementia, and many of them affect people differently. Initial symptoms of dementia may start to show around the age of 65, and it can progress for years.

A Life of Care & Support Awaits

Bring your loved one in for a tour of our community and see how we’re helping residents live life with engagement, comfort, and ease. Book yours today.

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