Using innovative care techniques and life enrichment programming, Expressions provides people living with dementia an outlet for creativity through five aspects of healthy aging. We take care of the details so you can focus your relationship with your loved one. We make residents feel accepted, important, and comfortable… at home.
A memory care community should create an environment in which the affected individual can live an active, meaningful life. We apply the lessons of friendship with our care. Friendships often form based on doing things together. As we continue to do activities with our residents, relationships built on trust and respect will naturally develop.
We work with Alzheimer’s Disease and dementia expert David Troxel, MPH, who helped pioneer the Best Friends™ Approach, which states that what a person with dementia needs most of all is a “Best Friend”. This can be a family member, friend, or staff member who empathizes with them, remains loving and positive, and is dedicated to helping them feel safe, secure and valued.
It’s a very rich program with physical, spiritual and emotional wellness, and even good food and friendship and company. I think it's a very contemporary program…One thing I like about Expressions is that they keep it fresh and new...The fact that Prestige brings out new campaigns and music and new ideas and new games and new strategies, I think it's very refreshing for people living with dementia.
David Troxel, author and expert in memory care
Exercise is critical for those with Alzheimer’s Disease and related dementias, as research shows that exercise can slow the progression of the disease. Our residents engage in regular physical activities led by trained staff who can help them stay fit and active.
Tasty Expressions activities celebrate the joy and pleasure that can come from food. Food provides nutrition, a chance for socialization and an opportunity to reminisce about favorite foods and recipes. It stimulates the senses and builds social bonds with other residents and caregivers.
These activities celebrate the creative spirit in us all. Research has established that those with Alzheimer’s and related dementias often experience a spike in creativity. Artistic Expressions celebrates and encourages imagination involving the arts, poetry and music.
These Expressions activities emphasize the value and benefit of lifelong learning. We used to believe that those with dementia could not learn and retain information, however, new research indicates that many actually can continue learning. Our team helps find appropriate opportunities for our residents to continue their educational journey.
Spirituality means different things to different people. For some, it’s a connection with God, or a higher being. For others, it’s an experience of awe, focused attention, or mental discipline. Spiritual Expressions enables each person to find inner peace through their own spiritual journey. Our team members work with residents and families to create moments of spiritual joy.
Our memory care communities have an Expressions Director who guides the programming that keeps our residents’ days filled with fun and enriching experiences. They’re well-versed in the needs and care of those living with cognitive decline, and tailor the programming accordingly.
If you have a loved one for whom memory care may be necessary, contact the community nearest you to set up a tour and learn more.
If you have a loved one who’s been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, you may be wondering what the road ahead looks like. Our Guide to Memory Care is a handy booklet that offers advice and tips as you chart a path forward.
Download it to learn more about best relating to your loved one and practical tips for caring for them.
At Prestige Senior Living we work closely with David Troxel, a leading expert on Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. David has co-authored six books and along with his research partner Virginia Bell, pioneered The Best Friends™ Approach to dementia care. Learn more about David at his website.
Prestige has been recognized by worldwide Alzheimer’s leaders with the company’s innovative “I Am a Person With Dementia” flyer.
It’s provided to first responders and medical personnel when a resident has to leave the community for treatment, allowing them to better understand and empathize with the resident during a confusing, stressful time. Learn more about the program and Prestige’s recognition at the world’s leading Alzheimer’s and dementia conference.
Our memory care communities have an Expressions Director who guides the programming that keeps our residents’ days filled with fun and enriching experiences. They’re well-versed in the needs and care of those living with cognitive decline, and tailor the programming accordingly.
If you have a loved one for whom memory care may be necessary, contact the community nearest you to set up a tour and learn more.
Our memory care communities have an Expressions Director who guides the programming that keeps our residents’ days filled with fun and enriching experiences. They’re well-versed in the needs and care of those living with cognitive decline, and tailor the programming accordingly.
If you have a loved one for whom memory care may be necessary, contact the community nearest you to set up a tour and learn more.
If you have a loved one who’s been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, you may be wondering what the road ahead looks like. Our Guide to Memory Care is a handy booklet that offers advice and tips as you chart a path forward.
Download it to learn more about best relating to your loved one and practical tips for caring for them.
At Prestige Senior Living we work closely with David Troxel, a leading expert on Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. David has co-authored six books and along with his research partner Virginia Bell, pioneered The Best Friends™ Approach to dementia care. Learn more about David at his website.
Prestige has been recognized by worldwide Alzheimer’s leaders with the company’s innovative “I Am a Person With Dementia” flyer.
It’s provided to first responders and medical personnel when a resident has to leave the community for treatment, allowing them to better understand and empathize with the resident during a confusing, stressful time. Learn more about the program and Prestige’s recognition at the world’s leading Alzheimer’s and dementia conference.
Our award-winning memory care helps our residents lead an active, fulfilling life as we provide the latest and most advanced forms of memory care.
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We are a family-owned company with a history of industry-leading care, where each resident or patient is treated like a member of our extended family.
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