Here are some of the most frequently asked questions from those interested in our memory care neighborhood. Read on to find out more about Arkansas City Presbyterian Manor. If there’s a question we haven’t answered here, contact us today.
Diseases such as Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia are progressive—meaning they grow more pronounced over time. In the earliest stages, it may be difficult to recognize the difference between common forgetfulness and memory loss. We recommend seniors have regular visits with a primary care physician and discuss any concerns they have.
If your loved one has a diagnosis of Alzheimer's or another form of dementia, he or she will benefit from placement in a memory care neighborhood. Memory care neighborhoods are specifically designed to support the needs of individuals with memory loss, providing visual cues that will support your loved one in making the transition from home to a senior living community. Memory care neighborhoods also offer activities in smaller groups and individually that are designed to help a memory care resident reconnect with activities they enjoyed earlier in their lives and keep them engaged in the present through participation in those activities. If you are unsure if your loved one is ready for memory care, check out this resource from the Alzheimer's Association, Know the 10 Signs of Alzheimer's Disease.
We have found that families are often surprised by how well their loved ones do once they move into the community. The social engagement and specialty care programs help seniors make the most of their daily lives. Our goal is to help our residents thrive, and we have found that joining a memory care neighborhood earlier can help provide the necessary structure and mental stimulation seniors need.
We offer secure studio and one-bedroom apartments as well as 24/7 supervision from one of our team members.
Yes. To get on the wait list, you must submit a long-term application for residency.
Monthly Memory Care fees are determined by the type of apartment and level of services needed. Contact us to learn more and take the next step in your journey.
Medicaid does not apply to memory care in our assisted living neighborhood.
Yes. As long as it is safe for both spouses. A resident assessment is required. A second-person fee applies.
Doors are locked, and security key codes are required for entry and exit. Residents are fully supervised. The building’s main exterior doors are locked between 5 p.m. and 8 a.m. daily.
Absolutely! We offer a number of programs and activities to stimulate the mind, engage the resident, and promote social interaction.
Yes! You have the peace of mind to know that our trained team members can help you determine whether an outing is appropriate for your loved one or not on a given day.