GranVida Educates Community on Innovative Memory Care Services

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Oct. 25, 2016 - PRLog -- Most seniors expect to live out their lives enjoying time with their families and making more memories to cherish, however more than 5 million Americans (http://act.alz.org/site/PageServer;jsessionid=CDEE51B16CE63BD4376A187D1E4A3499.app205a?pagename=walk_about_alzheimers) are affected by Alzheimer's disease, leaving them dependent on others to help them in their everyday lives.  A new field of advancement called memory care is a distinct treatment that offers long-term care that is specifically for Alzheimer's disease.

GranVida, Carpinteria's first senior assisted living and memory care community, offers memory care suites with highly-trained, 24-hour personalized caregivers.  Residents will have a variety of calendar-tailored activities to engage their individual cognitive abilities and physical activities that improve mobility, strength as well as overall wellness. Three-dimensional life skills stations will assist residents with memory retention and manual dexterity which is meant to evoke past memories of special events such as a wedding day or caring for a baby.

"Memory care has really revolutionized the way we look at treatments for those with Alzheimer's," said Teri Conklin, Vice President of Seniority, Inc. "The GranVida community in Carpinteria offers high quality and engaging life enrichment programs that will help your loved ones get the quality care that they need."

To introduce themselves to the community, GranVida will invite perspective residents to lunch on Oct. 27 to learn more about its senior and memory care services and tour the community.

"We believe in the importance of not only finding a cure for Alzheimer's but the care that goes into helping those who are affected by this disease," said Conklin.  "This is the kind of commitment that GranVida is making to ensure the richness of experience for every memory care resident."

For more information, please contact Yvonne, sales director at: 805.566.0017 for more information and to reserve a spot for the next luncheon.