Dealing with a loved one with Alzheimer's disease

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Mountain Park's Path to the Present Memory Care Program
Alzheimer's disease not only robs an individual of a sense of self; it also prematurely robs families of their quality time together.

Families who are struggling to care for their loved one often find that they can no longer cope with the everyday stress associated with this challenge. They are searching for someone who will take the time to listen and respond to their unique needs and offer an environment that provides security and support.

Our approach results in a better quality of life and an outcome that is aligned with our Core Values. At the center of this philosophy is a focus on the whole person and the individual's abilities and emotions.

Central to this approach is the framework of a positive relationship between the resident and their caregivers. Furthermore, the Mountain Park Memory Care Program is based upon a thorough understanding of the individual's life history.

Our role at Mountain Park is to embrace the family as closely as we do the person with Alzheimer's. Our goal is to help individuals engage in the most meaningful relationships possible.
Our programs are based on the life history, interests and needs of each resident.

Our training program, developed by Mather LifeWays®, is designed to:

Stimulate each person to his/her highest level of participation.
Encourage success and fun in everything each person does.
Learn from each individual & honor him/her as each sees him/herself.
Foster positive relationships.

If you would like more information about the Mountain Park Path to the Present Memory Care Program or any other programs Mountain Park Senior Living offers please visit www.mountainparkseniorliving.com , or call us at (480) 374-5580.


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