Compassion Matters

So We Truly Care for People with Alzheimer's or Dementia

Memory Care

When Alzheimer’s disease or dementia hits home, it can discourage and exhaust not only the victim, but also the entire family.

Memory Lane at Crandall Medical Center is a 24-bed, secured unit specially dedicated to care of people with memory impairment.

The nursing staff at Crandall’s Memory Lane are Certified Dementia Care Practitioners (CDPs). Goals of Memory Lane’s specially trained staff are to:

  • Simplify and enhance activities of daily living
  • Provide consistent daily care; a secure, comfortable routine
  • Focus on abilities rather than disabilities
  • Preserve personal dignity and a sense of well-being
  • Encourage reminiscing and life review

The landscaped courtyard allows residents a sense of freedom in a safe, outdoor area. The therapeutic kitchen allows opportunities for familiar, pleasant tasks such as baking for special occasions. The Serenity Room is a place for relaxation in quiet moments. Family-style meals provide time for social interaction.

Each of the 24-beds in Memory Lane is certified for Medicare and Medicaid.

Memory Care Experts

Family members often ask, “When is it time for a dementia patient to leave home?” Professional dementia care is needed when:

It is no longer safe for a loved one to be at home due to confusion, wandering or lack of safety awareness.

The general health of a loved one is threatened by incontinence, lack of hygiene or poor nutrition.

Depression seems to overwhelm you or your loved one.

The caring, compassionate and competent staff at Crandall’s Memory Lane can help your loved one find the keys to unlock the door to quality of life again.

For more information or to visit Memory Lane, Contact Us