Silverado Frederick Memory Care Community sits at the corner of Gas House Pike and Monocacy Blvd, right by the golf course, and the building is single-story, which makes getting around simple for everyone, and you'll find private and semi-private rooms where Wi-Fi is available for residents, and pets are welcome too so you don't have to give up your companion. The community focuses on memory care and assisted living, offering care for adults with memory loss, Alzheimer's disease, or other forms of dementia, and there are specialized programs like Brain Healthy Living (Nexus) and Silverado Sensory Programs that try to help keep residents engaged and active, even if their memory's getting a bit fuzzy lately. The staff provide 24/7 care with a part-time nurse, plus medication management and personal help with daily activities, all aiming to support independence without pushing folks more than they need.
The community's pretty well set up, with gardens, walking paths, and a hot tub spa outside, while inside you'll find communal dining for residents and guests, a beauty salon, cable TV in common spaces, and regular housekeeping, laundry, and linen service so there's not much to worry about in day-to-day chores. Residents can join in group exercise classes, fitness and wellness programs, arts and crafts, music, games, and even horticultural activities, and programming matches what suits each person's cognitive level, aiming to spark enjoyment even as memory declines.
Security's important here with a gated facility, and visitors have their own parking, which is helpful. Transportation is available for shopping and doctor's appointments, and all payments can be made by check or credit card, so it keeps things straightforward, with all-inclusive rent. The place tries to feel like home, keeping things clean and inviting with friendly, attentive staff, and it's the only dedicated memory care community in Frederick. Respite care is available if someone needs a shorter stay. Silverado Frederick Memory Care Community concentrates on a routine and physical layout designed to reduce confusion and help prevent wandering, and everything's matched towards supporting adults living with memory impairment in a respectful and individualized way.
