Memory Care
Ensure your loved one receives expert memory care at our Centers for Rehabilitation & Nursing Care, where specialized services are designed to meet their unique needs while also supporting you and your family through the challenges of dementia care.
What Is Memory Care?
Memory care is a specialized form of long-term care designed to support individuals with memory-related conditions such as Alzheimer’s, other forms of dementia, and cognitive impairment. It goes beyond traditional care by incorporating structured programming that addresses cognitive, emotional, and behavioral challenges—providing a safe, engaging, and supportive environment. Memory care is essential because it combines expert knowledge with personalized strategies to enhance your loved one’s well-being and quality of life.
A Safe and Secure Environment for Your Loved One
MJHS Menorah Center and MJHS Isabella Center offer specialized memory care programs tailored to residents with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and cognitive impairment. These programs include individualized dining experiences, flexible living schedules, and a structured yet comforting routine that supports daily life.
MJHS Memory Care Residence
While both centers offer memory care programs, MJHS Menorah Center also features a dedicated 80-bed wing designed specifically to support your loved one’s well-being, engagement, and safety through:
- A secure and supportive environment tailored to individuals with memory impairments.
- Daily routines and structured activities that promote cognitive engagement and emotional well-being.
- Expert staff trained in advanced dementia care to provide compassionate and specialized support.
Keys to Dementia Care Program
At the heart of our memory care curriculum is the innovative Keys to Dementia Care program, developed by MJHS experts. This data-driven program harnesses the power of music therapy to create meaningful moments for your loved one by:
- Stimulating cognitive function and memory recall through music.
- Enhancing emotional connections and strengthening relationships between your loved one and family members.
- Creating moments of joy and calm with personalized playlists and musical interactions.
By integrating music into daily care, we provide your loved one with a sense of familiarity and comfort, allowing them to connect with their past while experiencing meaningful engagement in the present.
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Contact us today to learn more about our innovative memory care services and the dedicated MJHS Memory Care Residence at Menorah Center.
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Get in Touch with our Centers
Whether you’re looking for short-term rehabilitation after a hospital stay or long-term care for ongoing support, our skilled nursing centers are here to help—with expert clinical care, personalized attention, and a welcoming environment designed for healing and comfort.
MJHS Menorah Center
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1-718-851-5960
MJHS Isabella Center
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1-212-342-9245
Supportive Resources
Whether your loved one is living with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia, our skilled nursing centers provide compassionate long-term memory care designed to meet their unique needs. Explore the resources below to learn more about our approach to memory care and how to choose the right support for your family.
Warning Signs of Dementia
Dementia can be a scary word. Learn about the early warning signs and what to do if you're noticing symptoms.
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The Role of Art & Music for Patients with Dementia and their Families
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Is Hospice Care Right for Your Loved One with Dementia?
Hospice care is an excellent way to ensure someone with advanced dementia receives the comforting, specialized care they need. This article will help you understand your hospice care options. We aim to offer you the support you need while navigating this next stage in the care of your loved one.
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