Avalon Memory Care – Quarterway Drive is a dedicated memory-care community that centers its clinical program on residents living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. Daily support is provided by staff trained in memory care techniques, and families can access short-term or respite stays when needed. A structured diabetes-care protocol, regular physician visits, and on-site speech therapy round out the core medical services, ensuring residents receive consistent monitoring and intervention without leaving the property.

The community is fully secured to reduce the risk of wandering and is laid out specifically to accommodate memory loss. Licensed nurses oversee medication management, incontinence care, and ambulatory assistance, while hospice professionals are available to coordinate end-of-life comfort when required. Residents have direct access to dental and podiatry services, as well as physical and occupational therapy, so most routine and specialized needs can be met on site without the disruption of outside appointments.

Accommodations include a selection of private and companion suites, some of which feature wheelchair-accessible showers, grab bars, and in-room phones. Each room is air-conditioned, and outdoor areas give residents a secure space for fresh air and supervised activities. Not every unit contains every feature, so families should review specific room layouts during a tour.

Dining is handled by an in-house culinary team that prepares three daily meals along with snacks and beverages available throughout the day. Menu planning accommodates kosher, vegetarian, vegan, organic, gluten-free, low-sodium, and no-sugar options, and guest meals can be arranged so relatives can dine alongside their loved one. All-day dining hours give residents flexibility, which can be particularly helpful for those whose eating patterns shift because of memory loss.

Residents can take advantage of an activity center, scheduled social outings, and secure walking paths that encourage movement and engagement. Clubs and interest-based groups meet regularly, while birthday celebrations, arts and crafts sessions, and reminiscence programs offer familiar, structured routines. A library and computer lounge provide quiet space for reading or staying in touch with family, rounding out a practical selection of daily amenities.