Cascade Creek sits as part of the Anthem senior living community and serves seniors, especially those facing memory loss or dementia, with a calm, inviting atmosphere that feels like home, and folks will notice the welcoming touch right away because the place is made to support each person and how they live. There are modern, landscaped outdoor areas with walking trails for peaceful strolls, and plenty of common spaces like indoor lounges, a recreational room, and an elegant dining room where residents eat meals overseen by Dining Services Director Carlton Chandler. Private suites and companion suites give residents a choice of living space in beautifully renovated areas that look fresh and feel cozy. Cascade Creek gives special attention to residents with Alzheimer's or other dementia diagnoses, building their care around what each person needs, and offering memory care programs that reach people wherever they are in their journey, plus support for families and caregivers, and even guidance about Facebook.
The focus on memory care is strong here, with dedicated programs addressing early symptoms and changing needs, and the team of experienced healthcare professionals led by Executive Director Tiffany Bell works around the clock, offering 24-hour nursing care, skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and assisted living help, all through a person-centered care approach that learns about each resident's life history, hobbies, and what matters to them. Residents get help with daily living, enjoy engaging activities, and take part in programs meant to keep them social and well, while amenities like high-quality dining, technology support, and safety features help them stay comfortable. Cascade Creek is a non-profit facility with a reputation for quality and nurturing, so the community stays strong and connected, and the staff work to make sure each resident feels supported and safe, whether through personalized care plans, therapeutic services, or the modern amenities built with memory care in mind, offering clear support whether someone's independent, needs some assistance, or requires more hands-on memory care.
