Memory Care

Remembering Every Last Detail

We are honored to care for those experiencing Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other cognitive challenges. That’s why we bestow the same loving care we would extend to our own family members to each guest and resident. This dedication is immediately evident when visiting a Walker Methodist memory care neighborhood. It’s gentle here. Calm. Patient. Filled with understanding and full of light.

Our dementia training is recognized by the Alzheimer's Association ® Curriculum Review

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What is Kaleidoscope?

A group of butterflies is called a kaleidoscope—a perfect description of the ever-changing swirl of color and patterns they create together in flight. Butterflies symbolize powerful transformation, and they are a fitting illustration of the journey of memory loss.

We named our memory care program Kaleidoscope, a representation of the journey through change. And at Walker Methodist no one makes this journey alone—they are part of a Kaleidoscope—a supportive and caring community that, together, creates a beautiful picture.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Who decides if assisted living or memory care is needed?

Walker Methodist's healthcare providers will work together with you, your family, and your practitioner to determine the lifestyle that's right for you.

What is Memory Care?

Memory care at Walker Methodist provides specialized, compassionate support for loved ones with Alzheimers, dementia, or related cognitive conditions. Every member of our professional team is dedicated to personal respect and dignity for every resident. Our experienced healthcare specialists provide comfort and care – 24-hours a day – in Walker Methodist's custom-designed therapeutic settings.

What is the ratio of staff to residents?

Walker Methodist staffs every community with a team of professionals large enough to immediately tend to every resident's needs. We pride ourselves on knowing each resident’s likes and dislikes, to build relationships based on trust.

Where can I learn more?

Browse our selection of blogs focused on the important topic of memory care.

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