Rogerson House Memory Care Assisted Living & Day Program

Rogerson House Memory Care Assisted Living & Day Program stands at 434 Jamaicaway in Boston, right across from Jamaica Pond, on three acres full of lawns, trees, and gardens, and you can really see that the place was built with memory care in mind because the whole building uses special lighting, color-coding, and helpful signs and cues to help folks get around if they have memory loss, and the staff knows a lot about dementia and Alzheimer's Disease, so they're able to support people through all stages of memory problems. The community serves up to 66 residents with memory care assisted living, plus a day program and short-term respite care, and has a special secure Memory Care Facility built for up to 24 day program participants, making it easier for families who need support, either long term or just for a break, and the staff even runs family support groups to help loved ones through tough times. The "Day Program" offers adults structured days with health care, nutritious meals, activities like expressive therapies and fitness, and lots of simple, positive experiences that help people feel good and keep their abilities as long as they can, and those in the Day Program get access to outings, garden time, and specialized calendars for activities like the pond calendar and the garden calendar, all of which are tailored for people with memory loss. The facility helps with daily needs like bathing, dressing, and managing medicine, and they let you keep pets like dogs and cats in private rooms, which is something that can bring comfort to a lot of folks. The place is secure to stop wandering, and the staff is around to give as much personal care as needed, with programs for volunteers and donations if anyone wants to help or give back. Residents can join scheduled trips off-site and take part in social events, and loved ones can visit easily thanks to free guest parking. Rogerson House is part of Rogerson Communities and is committed to meeting the day-to-day needs of people with memory impairment while supporting their families and caregivers at the same time.