The Hampton at Salmon Creek Memory Care Community cares for people with memory loss, such as Alzheimer's and dementia, offering a secure, purpose-built building where safety and comfort matter every day. Residents get 24/7 help from a team who focus on dignity and know each person by name, so folks who wander or have behavior challenges get the attention they need in a calm, home-like place. The staff provide care plans tailored for each resident's needs, handle medication management, offer supervision for daily activities like grooming, and give standby help with moving and transferring, even using mechanical lifts for those who need it. People with more complex health conditions, including diabetes needing blood sugar checks, find support here, and nurses are on-site day and night.
Meals are planned with nutrition in mind and served restaurant-style, with choices for those needing low-sodium, low-sugar, or vegan options, so everyone finds something they can eat and enjoy, and friends or family can even visit and share a meal. The dining room, living areas, clubhouse, sunroom, and game room give people gathering spots inside and out, and there are both indoor and outdoor common areas, plus private dining spaces, a fireplace room, and even an onsite beautician.
Activities happen all week, organized by a full-time activity director, and residents can join in things like stretching, yoga, art, cooking, gardening, pet programs, karaoke, brain fitness, trivia, or trips out. There's a focus on memory engagement, socialization, and keeping people active and independent as much as possible, with clubs, devotional services, and special events, plus a game room and meeting spots that help people feel at home. Residents can keep cats and dogs with pet care help available.
Medical professionals visit regularly-nurses, dentists, podiatrists, and therapists of all kinds-offering care right on site, and the community can accept hospice, respite, and aging-in-place needs, along with transportation support. Security runs deep here, with alarms, motion sensors, pull cords, and window safety devices in place, because the building's layout and technology focus on preventing wandering and making sure folks stay safe. Staff use Humanitude® care techniques and follow the Living Well® program to promote purpose and well-being.
Family ownership has guided The Hampton at Salmon Creek for over 60 years, which gives the community a steady hand, and many staff have worked here for years too, helping provide continuity and reassurance for residents and their families. There are lots of floor plans and a mix of private and shared rooms, so people can find a good fit, and those interested can see photos, videos, or take a virtual tour to get a feel for the place. All the care, services, activities, and secure home-like setting are designed for people with memory loss, with an emphasis on safety, comfort, routine, and respect.
