Fox Trail Memory Care Living is a small memory care community with a colonial-style building that holds sixteen private bedrooms, and you'll find that it feels more like a family home than a big institution, which some people say helps residents feel less confused and more comfortable. The facility is purpose-built for residents who live with Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, dementia, or other types of memory challenges, and they've been offering memory care since 2007. There's a dedicated section for memory care in its own secure building, with a focus on keeping residents safe with things like bracelets that ring alarms if someone tries to wander off, and round-the-clock staff who help with supervision, support, and reminders for things like grooming or going to the bathroom. You've got nurses on staff and a doctor on call, just in case, and staff are especially trained in managing the ups and downs of memory loss, including caring for residents who tend to wander, act out physically, or need extra help transferring or with behaviors.
The SPARK memory care program aims to help residents stay mentally active with regular individual and group activities, art therapy, stretching, garden clubs, Wii bowling, and even offsite trips, so there's always something going on to keep minds busy and social ties strong. There's a full-time activities director running a packed calendar that includes yoga, music, cooking classes, and intergenerational programs, and you'll see a bunch of ways to engage with others or just relax however you prefer. The home-cooked meals come three times a day, plus three daily snacks, and there's flexibility with Anytime Dining if you like to eat on your own schedule-they'll accommodate special diets like kosher, vegetarian, organic, gluten-free, or low sodium and low sugar, and residents or their guests can have private dining, too. Housekeeping and laundry are included, so residents and families don't have to worry about those chores.
You'll see both indoor and outdoor common areas, including a community kitchen, dining room, flat-screen TVs in rooms, and walking paths in the garden, plus beautician and barber services-you can even bring your dog or cat, since it's pet-friendly, and the staff help care for pets if needed. There's an elevator, so everything's easy to reach even if you need a wheelchair, and showers and tubs are accessible to everyone. Transportation is available, there are parking options, and the site sits near bus lines for added convenience. Safety and comfort are big priorities, with a 24-hour security system, locked memory care areas, and services for residents who need help with medication management, blood sugar checks, insulin injections, special diabetic care, incontinence, or transfers (including lifts if needed).
Fox Trail offers spiritual support with devotional services onsite and offsite, and hospice and respite care are available if someone needs just a short-term or end-of-life stay. Residents can receive physical, occupational, and speech therapies, see a podiatrist or dentist, and get reminders or hands-on help for daily details that sometimes get overwhelming. The main goal here is to keep life as full, safe, and independent as possible, encouraging activity, social connection, and comfort for people living with memory loss in a small, homelike setting with steady, attentive staff you can rely on.
