When memory loss changes everything, your family deserves a safe, supportive plan — you don't have to wait for a crisis.
Memory loss affects the entire family — routines, safety, traditions, and relationships. Often it's just one or two concerns that start the conversation.
"I finally slept through the night."
Secured and monitored exits, individualized dementia care plans, and a staff trained to respond with patience and understanding — not just supervision.
Purposeful Life Skill Stations and daily life enrichment activities built around familiar routines, plus enclosed courtyards so residents can enjoy fresh air safely.
Those who have dementia suffer memory loss with more recent events, as well as having difficulty finding the right words and phrases. Since long-term memory tends to be retained later in the disease process, Life Skill Stations are uniquely helpful in the retention of memories from years past. I have witnessed firsthand the benefits these stations offer — the connection to their past creates enjoyment, fascination, pleasure, and curiosity, all in one.Lady Fletcher, Executive Director
Our staff don't just learn about dementia — through Virtual Dementia Tour® training, they experience what it feels like.Virtual Dementia Tour® (VDT®) is an experiential training simulation that lets caregivers see, hear, and feel the world the way a resident with dementia might, so care comes from understanding — not just instruction. Our team includes PAC-certified VDT® trainers at Pineview Cottage.
Every suite includes a private bathroom, sitting area, and dedicated sleeping space — shown here in our typical suite layout — plus the secured monitoring memory care requires. Exact dimensions vary by suite; ask us for specifics during your visit.