Memory Care of the Triad sits at 413 N Main St in Kernersville, North Carolina, and serves people who have Alzheimer's disease or other kinds of dementia, making sure they stay safe and as comfortable as possible. The building has 42 beds and gives both men and women a secure and supportive place, and folks can even bring their pets, which sometimes helps them feel more at home, and for those who need it, they also allow for hospice and respite care, so families can get a little relief while knowing their loved one is in good hands. The place has strict rules about no smoking anywhere inside, and rooms have features like emergency call systems, and there are showers that work for people in wheelchairs, so everyone can feel safe and move around as much as they're able.
There's a mix of indoor and outdoor common areas where residents can spend time, maybe take part in one of the many planned activities led by an activities director, or just sit and visit, and there's resident parking if needed. Staffed by a team of trained caregivers and a Resident Care Coordinator, as well as nurses who are described as loving and caring, the facility gives specialized care for memory loss, including personal care, medication management, and help for people who need diabetic or incontinence care, so everyone gets the attention they need. They build individual care plans for each resident, and they pay attention to things like meal planning, making sure food is nutritious, set up by chefs and a registered dietitian, and meals are always provided.
For spiritual needs, people can attend meditation or fellowship sessions, and there are both onsite and offsite activities depending on what someone is up for that day, plus devotional services are offered for those who want them. The community also handles housekeeping and laundry, and there's a beauty and barber shop so folks can keep up with their grooming. Transportation is available to get residents to appointments or outings, which can take some of the worry off families. The secure environment is set up to keep people with memory issues from wandering, and there's always staff ready to help with behavioral needs or emergencies, since an emergency call system is in place throughout the facility. Memory Care of the Triad is licensed as an Adult Care Home and aims to make daily life safe and meaningful for people living with dementia or memory loss, with a calm and structured setting where everyone gets treated with care and respect.
