Memory Support

Compassionate Care for Those Living With Memory Loss
At Concord Reserve, we understand the challenges that come with memory loss. Our Memory Support community provides a secure, nurturing environment where each resident is treated with dignity, respect, and personalized attention. As part of our full continuum of care, families can rest assured knowing their loved one has access to the right level of support every step of the way.

A Comfortable Place to Call Home
Our secure Memory Support community offers private suites, an enclosed courtyard, and inviting shared spaces for socializing, enrichment, and relaxation. Monthly rates for private residences begin at $7,400 as of January 1, 2025, with priority access for current Concord Reserve residents.
Included in your daily service fee:

Memory Support Packing Guide
Moving your loved one into memory support can be a big step. This checklist helps you pack the essentials for a smoother transition, ensuring they feel secure and well-cared for.
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CARES® Dementia Trained Staff
CARES® Dementia Training focuses on person-centered care, the changes that happen to thinking skills as dementia progresses, how those changes impact behavior, and how to understand behavior as communication. Our clinical staff is certified within two weeks of being hired.
Engaging Events & Programming
At Concord Reserve, our residents with memory loss are offered a variety of stimulating events and programming created to meet their unique needs. Residents thrive with opportunities to discover new talents, socialize, and grow with help from our compassionate associates.
Have questions about availability or accepted insurance policies?
Give us a call at 440-871-0090.
“I’m so glad my husband is in a memory care facility that’s right here!…Here, I can easily see him a few times to take him for walks and sit down to play a memory game or word search. It’s hard to see my husband in his condition, but Concord Reserve makes it so much easier to spend that quality time with him. The caregivers are very good to {him} in memory care… They let him do what he’s capable of on his own and then support him in areas where he needs it.”
Janet M. – Spouse of Concord Reserve Memory Support Resident
Memory Support Resources
Discover our informative guides for navigating memory loss.