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Located in one of the country's largest retirement residences, our care unit offers a variety of studios on the first floor of the residence. These rooms are specially designed for seniors with a slight loss of cognitive or physical autonomy requiring daily assistance.
Our unique approach to memory care
Our staff is trained to support seniors living with Alzheimer and meet their specific needs. Our personalized services include a variety of care options, such as assistance with morning or evening routines, medication management, dressing assistance, nursing care, as well as many other specialized services. The availability of an on-site physician means you can monitor your health condition from our modern, well-equipped care center.
Support for families
At Chartwell Cité-Jardin, our dedicated staff understands that each person requires different care. That's why our employees have the skills to meet your individual needs. We collaborate with families to learn more about the lives of our residents, enabling a deeper understanding of their stories and building meaningful relationships. In addition, our Health and Wellness Managers will also work with you to develop a personalized care plan tailored to your needs.
Memory care services for seniors living with dementia
Our care units reserved for people living with cognitive impairment enjoy the following benefits, including a secure, interactive environment with supervision 24/7, access to a charming outdoor terrace, a high staff-to-resident ratio, specialized meals and activities, dedicated facilities (dining room, lounge, activity room), access to nursing staff and much more.
Supporting a loved one with dementia can feel overwhelming—but you’re not alone. Learn from our experts in senior living in our dementia video series, created especially for family caregivers. Get helpful insights, emotional support, and practical tips for your journey ahead.
Caring for someone living with dementia? Download our Understanding Dementia guide to gain insight into what your loved one may be experiencing so your conversations feel more meaningful and supportive. You’ll also find guidance on when memory care might be the right next step for your loved one.
