Dementia is an umbrella term for a group of symptoms affecting memory, thinking, and social abilities. This condition is caused by damage or loss of neural connections in the brain that can progressively impair general functioning. Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most prominent forms of dementia that affects older adults. Since this condition impairs thinking and memory, a few common effects include issues with reasoning and problem-solving, memory loss, difficulty communicating, poor motor coordination, and disorientation.
The treatment setting is designed keeping in mind the need for inclusive spaces that reduce the risk of falls and promote safety. The community provides a peaceful environment that promotes physical and social engagement.
Cadabams WeNest has quality amenities including- special medical alert systems, security, accessible spaces, and nutritional food. They also provide reassurance to you and your loved ones by sharing regular health updates. With our homes, know that the needs of your loved ones are always the priority.
In addition to this, WeNest offers several forms of memory care. Our dedicated team of staff is highly trained to care for the elderly and offer the best possible preventive, emergency, and regular care needed. The facilities are also designed to ensure accessibility, safety, and engagement. Hence all of our spaces are wheelchair friendly including the lift services.
Our venture comes with insights from the Cadabams group, which has over three decades of experience working with individuals suffering from Dementia and Alzheimer’s. This makes WeNest the right place for your loved ones, as we understand their conditions like no other.
Memory care is a unique approach designed to assist people with degenerative illnesses (Dementia and Alzheimer’s). Such facilities give special attention to infrastructure and amenities that promote a comfortable and safe lifestyle.
Memory care service is a special form of care for the elderly who suffer from degenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s or dementia. It involves medical and non-medical assistance including medication management, vital checks, grooming, cooking, etc. In addition to this, round clock amenities, mobility support, emergency services, illness-friendly spaces, and nutritious meals are also offered.
With age, comes several psychological and physical health concerns. Memory issues are one of the most prominent concerns. There are many causes associated with memory loss. For instance, damage to neurons and loss of neural connections in the brain, reaction to medications, vitamin deficiencies, stroke, and Lewy bodies in the brain are common factors that contribute to a decline in memory capacity. In addition to this, several risk factors for memory loss include age, family history, Down syndrome, diabetes, smoking, and head trauma.
Various disorders impair memory including dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, dementia with Lewy bodies, vascular dementia, frontotemporal dementia, and mixed dementia. Since memory disorders are a result of the loss of neural connections in the brain, it leads to a wide array of cognitive and motor impairments. Some common signs are confusion, irritability, mobility issues, language problems, poor problem-solving skills, paranoia, and difficulty communicating.
Memory care living is a form of long-term care for individuals diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or any other form of progressive dementia. Since these conditions are degenerative and involve memory loss, mobility issues, and cognitive impairment daily supervision and assistance are required. With memory care living, experts focus on creating customized treatment plans that meet the individual’s medical and non-medical needs. In addition to the services provided, a memory care facility is also carefully constructed keeping in mind the safety, security, and comfort of the residents. Hence round clock amenities, wheelchair-friendly spaces, and emergency services are also available.
Memory care services are oriented toward individuals struggling with Alzheimer's or other forms of progressive dementia. Common signs that may suggest the need for memory care include memory loss, poor motor coordination, difficulty communicating, poor hygiene and housekeeping, and social withdrawal. With our team of qualified experts providing constant care and supervision, daily requirements (grooming, eating, financial responsibilities) and medical care (medication management, pain management, vital checks, etc) are regularly met.
At WeNest, the team of trained experts offers quality memory care services that promote graceful aging amongst elders struggling with Alzheimer’s and other progressive disorders. Our team of experts is trained in providing medical (medication management, vital checks) and non-medical services (grooming, eating, housekeeping). In addition to this, the facility consists of inclusive and illness-friendly spaces that ensure the safety and comfort of residents.
Dementia is an umbrella term for a group of symptoms affecting memory, thinking, and social abilities. This condition is caused by damage or loss of neural connections in the brain that can progressively impair general functioning. Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most prominent forms of dementia that affects older adults. Since this condition impairs thinking and memory, a few common effects include issues with reasoning and problem-solving, memory loss, difficulty communicating, poor motor coordination, and disorientation.
The treatment setting is designed keeping in mind the need for inclusive spaces that reduce the risk of falls and promote safety. The community provides a peaceful environment that promotes physical and social engagement.
Cadabams WeNest has quality amenities including- special medical alert systems, security, accessible spaces, and nutritional food. They also provide reassurance to you and your loved ones by sharing regular health updates. With our homes, know that the needs of your loved ones are always the priority.
In addition to this, WeNest offers several forms of memory care. Our dedicated team of staff is highly trained to care for the elderly and offer the best possible preventive, emergency, and regular care needed. The facilities are also designed to ensure accessibility, safety, and engagement. Hence all of our spaces are wheelchair friendly including the lift services.
Our venture comes with insights from the Cadabams group, which has over three decades of experience working with individuals suffering from Dementia and Alzheimer’s. This makes WeNest the right place for your loved ones, as we understand their conditions like no other.