Homeplace of Henderson delivers dedicated Memory Care for residents living with all stages of dementia, including advanced conditions. The team is trained to manage behaviors such as wandering, nighttime wakefulness, and elopement risk, and they monitor residents who use oxygen or require special diets. Staff follow diabetic protocols for oral medications, injections, and sliding-scale insulin, and the community accepts younger residents under age 60 who need cognitive support. Care plans are reviewed by licensed nurses, with on-site podiatry and a therapy room supplementing routine physician oversight.

RN or LPN staff are in the building, with a nurse on call 24 hours a day. Background-checked caregivers work awake night shifts, and the building is secured by door alarms, WanderGuard technology, pull cords, and personal emergency response systems. The care team can assist with bathing, dressing, and toileting when some physical help is necessary and supervises residents who need standby support for meals. Transfers are accommodated for walkers, wheelchairs, one-person assists, and stand-by scenarios. Psychiatric conditions that often accompany dementia are also accepted.

Apartments are offered with private bathrooms, in-room temperature controls, and basic furnishings; a few units add kitchenettes, cable connections, or the option to repaint and decorate. Weekly housekeeping and scheduled laundry are standard, and maintenance responds to work orders. Because floor plans differ, not all apartments include every feature.

Meals are prepared to order and served in the dining room, with in-room delivery and a private dining area available. The culinary staff can provide diet modifications such as gluten-free, vegetarian, mechanical-chop, and other physician-directed plans. Snacks are accessible throughout the day, and hydration rounds are part of routine service.

Residents have access to outdoor smoking areas, a beauty and barber shop, internet connectivity, on-site religious services, a library, special-interest clubs, and a fishing lake with a handicap-accessible dock. Foresight technology supports safety and cognitive engagement, and scheduled transportation links the community to medical appointments and nearby public transit.