The Pines Of Burton - Memory

The Pines Of Burton - Memory is a senior living community built for people with Alzheimer's disease or other types of dementia, and it sits as an adult large group home licensed for up to 20 people, aiming to make life easier for both the residents and their families, and while there's no Medicare accepted here and the facility isn't certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, the place does have staff around all the time with dementia care training, ready to help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, medication, meals, and transfers, all wrapped into one price, since there are no extra costs based on how much care someone needs, and the meals come with options that suit special diets, including diabetic, vegetarian, kosher, or allergy needs. The community keeps things feeling homelike for safety and comfort, and offers both furnished rooms and emergency call systems in each suite, plus you'll find wheelchair accessible showers, a security gate at the entrance, and a 24-hour call system in place so help is always close by, not to mention all areas are wheelchair friendly, and the staff speak English to be sure communication is clear. Social activities fill the days with things like music, games, gardening, devotional gatherings, arts and crafts, and even movie nights, and friends or family are welcome to join at meals, while those who want to garden or walk can enjoy both outdoor and indoor common spaces, with walking paths and patios, while the place encourages residents to bring their dogs or cats since it's pet-friendly. That beauty shop and barber give folks a chance to look after themselves, and the weekly housekeeping, linen and laundry, plus dry cleaning if needed, mean residents don't need to worry about chores, and folks who need to see doctors or go on outings will find transportation services here for an extra cost, plus parking for those who drive. There're respite stays if someone needs a short-term place to recover or give caregivers a break, and there's a clear focus on helping folks with memory issues stay safe so wandering and confusion don't cause trouble. Special care covers incontinence, diabetes, and non-ambulatory support, making it easier for people who need the extra help, and since prices aren't listed, families need to reach out to find exact costs, and reviews from people with first-hand experience give the place a 4.0 star excellent rating. The place sits in a bigger network of senior care, meaning families can get help finding other options if this isn't the right fit, and local senior advisors are available to offer guidance during business hours, which run from early morning to evening most days, a little shorter on weekends.