Why a small home works better for memory loss
People living with memory conditions feel safest in calm, familiar, low-stimulation places. That is the whole design of a six-resident home.
A real home, not a wingResidents live in a neighbourhood house with a living room, a kitchen and a familiar daily rhythm, not a corridor inside a facility.
The same caregiversFamiliar faces reduce fear and confusion. Caregivers learn each resident’s preferences, triggers, routines and personality.
A calm, predictable daySteady wake times, meals, rest, activities and bedtime routines, which lowers anxiety and disorientation.
Safety built into the houseSupervision around the clock, fall prevention, monitored exits and routines designed for people who wander.
Meals cooked herePrepared fresh each day and adapted to dietary needs, preferences, hydration and swallowing concerns.
Families kept in the loopRegular updates and honest guidance through each stage, with visits welcome at any time.
Conditions we support
- Alzheimer’s disease
- Vascular dementia
- Lewy body dementia
- Frontotemporal dementia
- Mixed dementia
- Mild cognitive impairment
- Memory loss after a stroke or brain injury