Moving your loved one is a life-changing transition and there is a lot to consider. We are here to support you in person, over the phone, and online with resources that help you weigh the pros and cons of your loved one receiving in-home care or finding a new one designed to meet their changing needs. You can even get some of the most frequently asked questions here.
This is ultimately you and your family's decision. But if we can help you feel more informed during your decision-making process, and even more comfortable about our boutique memory care home, it would be an honor.
Each individual suffering from memory loss has a unique story, special things that make them who they are, and we are here to help continue to tell their story. Story Cottage is uniquely made up of 8-10 bedrooms so that your loved one gets the 1 on 1 care they need. Each of our caregivers will know your loved one's backstory and have the ability to create flourishing moments for them on a daily basis!
You are probably here because you're looking for memory care near you and peace of mind. We are here to help you find it.
Maybe you're searching for the feeling of community, a sense of relief, and a chance to keep your loved one in a home environment that fits their needs as they are aging. A place that is omfortable, safe and secure, close to home, and cozy. You may have noticed it is harder to care for your loved one at home, keep track of medications, and evolve with the ever-changing dementia journey.
Begin by taking stock of your needs, what's important to you, and what would make your loved one's life richer and more fulfilling. We can help you navigate this list and see if Story Cottage is the right fit for you and your loved one.
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