Memory Care in Phoenix
Reflections at The Oasis
Our Approach to Memory Care for Seniors
We take a person-centered approach to caring for our residents with dementia by focusing on their daily comfort and anticipating their needs rather than responding to them.
Reflections' common areas are designed to provide a warm and inviting atmosphere, resembling the cozy family rooms in single-family homes. This creates an environment where residents can gather for meals, engage in stimulating activities, and socialize. And with our secure memory care unit located on the third floor of The Oasis Assisted Living building, you can have peace of mind knowing that your loved one is in a safe environment where their well-being is a top priority.
Memory Care Services
In Reflections Memory Care, residents receive Direct Care services (sometimes known as Level 3). In Direct Care, our certified caregivers provide a higher level of assistance with activities of daily living such as ambulation, bathing, toileting, dressing, selecting menu items in the dining room, and medication management.
A family member or Medical Power of Attorney must make transportation arrangements for appointments outside the building and accompany them to the appointment.
An activity program designed specifically for memory care.
Living with dementia doesn't mean sacrificing joy, connection, or fulfillment. At Reflections Memory Care in Phoenix, we understand that you and your loved one are more than their diagnosis.
Our unique activities program focuses on six key areas of mental and physical wellness:
Our program, which includes cognitive exercises and sensory stimulation, is tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals living with dementia.
At Reflections Memory Care in Phoenix, your loved one can rediscover joy and make meaningful connections with others. Our dedicated team of professionals supports you every step of the way, providing compassionate care and creating a nurturing environment where your loved one can thrive.
Read More on our Senior Living Blog: A Whole Person Approach to Memory Care
July 2024
