Symphony at Mentor is an assisted living community focusing on care for people living with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, and it's got a place for adults who may need different levels of care all in one location, set near Lake Erie and close to area hospitals like Lake West, Tri Pointe, and Hillcrest. The facility runs a memory care program with dedicated staff who are trained in dementia support, and they work to make life feel predictable with programs that follow daily routines based on energy patterns, including a DayPulse approach. Support groups are available for families, and the community tries to involve them as partners in their loved one's care. Residents can use studio, two-bedroom, or semi-private apartments, and they can have some pets with them, so there's a little comfort from home, while rooms can be filled with keepsakes.
The Symphony at Mentor team's got nurses and aides around 24/7, and emergency call systems in every room, and they offer help with daily living-things like dressing, bathing, toileting, continence, medication management, therapy, and escorts to meals or events-plus status checks, vital signs, and health monitoring if a doctor orders it. Folks dine in an easy restaurant-style setting, with chef-prepared seasonal meals using vibrantly colored plates for better visibility, and staff help residents who need mealtime assistance, while encouraging everyone to eat together. The facility has activities each day, like walking, stretching, games, crafts, and a day club for social connections, and there's a barber shop, salon, garden, aromatherapy, wellness programs, Wi-Fi, and safe, welcoming spaces inside and outside. The building's secure and set up for memory support, and offers a maintenance-free lifestyle with scheduled transportation.
Respite and short-term care are available, and long-term support is ready for those needing to stay, and the facility also welcomes people who just need help for a short time. Symphony at Mentor runs as a licensed residential site with assisted living, memory care, independent living, skilled nursing, and continuing care retirement services. The environment is home-like and designed for comfort and safety, and the staff, including Executive Director Robin Irons, have built a culture where people say the caregivers are especially kind and helpful. The goal here is to create a steady, secure place that helps residents maintain dignity, connection, and a sense of routine, with programs crafted for flexibility and mobility, always keeping memory support as the main priority.
