Know your parent
Try to track your dad’s preferences regarding sleeping, waking, eating, exercise, socializing and leisure time so you can guide his day positively or be proactive if he faces challenges.
When aging parents are living with Alzheimer’s, or another form of dementia, it’s common for families to care for their mom or dad at home as long as possible. But, if the relationship becomes strained, if caregivers are experiencing burnout, or if a senior is not safe or thriving, it may be time to consider senior living with Memory Care.
Memory Care is for seniors living with types of dementia, such as Alzheimer’s. It helps people experiencing dementia and supports those facing frustration, anxiety, aggression or communication issues due to cognitive aging. Memory Care facilities typically offer extra security to keep residents safe from wandering, a symptom of dementia.
Amica Senior Lifestyles combines professional service with 24/7 personalized care and premium hospitality. The goal is to help enrich seniors’ lives with activities and excursions that bring purpose and joy while helping ease the progression of dementia or Alzheimer’s.
Our Memory Care program was developed by Dr. Heather Palmer, a cognitive well-being specialist. Learn more about our care and support.

Assisted Living and Memory Care are both services to assist seniors with daily living, such as meals, medication, dressing, grooming, bathing, et cetera. Private Memory Care offers extra peace of mind from a comfortable and supportive environment with additional safety features, specially trained staff and activities designed to engage people with dementia.
Amica uniquely offers various lifestyle and care options under one roof so seniors will have the care they need, even if their needs change.

Get expert guidance when you download our Memory Care Guide.

