Renaissance Memory Care 3 is a small, assisted living facility in Parker, Colorado, in Douglas County, found at 17618 Grouseberry Way, where they've got just eight beds so it really feels like a close-knit home, and you can see that the staff, including Korean Catholic nuns, put a strong focus on helping people with memory problems like Alzheimer's and dementia by keeping everyone safe, secure, and engaged in daily activities that actually help, not just fill up time. They've set up the place with different apartment choices, like studios, single bedrooms, and shared rooms, all fully furnished, and each unit has emergency alert systems and other assistive devices for comfort and safety, while the whole facility gets daily supervision, housekeeping, and linen services to make sure folks don't have to worry about those things. There's help with daily living like bathing, dressing, eating, and even spoon feeding if someone needs it, and they've always got staff available, including access to a licensed nurse and health monitoring, so if someone has a medical problem in the middle of the night, there's support there without any long waits. The place runs on a "board and care home" style, which means it's smaller than big residential centers, and really feels much quieter and more personal, plus they pay special attention to mobility, medication management, and offering personalized care plans.
People here get meals that can be adapted for things like diabetes or food allergies, and if somebody just wants a snack, there's a snack shop along with regular communal dining. There's a strong emphasis on memory care, so they focus on activities that keep minds and bodies active, like movie nights, arts and crafts, games, and walks along the garden paths, all while keeping the place locked and secure so nobody risks wandering off where they shouldn't. They've made room for simple comforts, like cable TV, WiFi, a private dining area, and even a barber and beauty shop. If folks want spiritual care, there's a chapel, and there's always scheduled community events where everyone can join in, with transportation arranged for doctor appointments or trips out, helping take that stress off residents and families. The staff also handles medication, health coordination, and even offers speech and occupational therapy if needed, plus help with transfers and mobility, so no one's left struggling. There's accommodation for respite care too, for short stays when caregivers need a break, which is a relief for many families.
The facility uses a My Account dashboard where residents and families can track events, messages, and health information, which makes things a bit easier to manage and understand. Renaissance Memory Care 3 is supported by both state and federal programs, and connects to community resources for opioid help, fall prevention, mental health, suicide support, and elder abuse prevention, as well as information about hospitals and home health services. All these things together mean residents get care built around their specific memory needs, and the environment's designed to be safe, comfortable, and respectful of their dignity, so families can feel more secure about their loved ones' well-being.
