Care Levels Offered
Clare Bridge®: Our Community-Based Approach
Clare Bridge is our exclusive brand of Alzheimer’s and dementia care that serves both you and your loved one. Our mission is to help your loved one feel a strong sense of belonging, build friendships and support their current abilities through personalized and purposeful engagement.
What Our Clare Bridge Community Can Offer Your Loved One
Just because someone you love is experiencing memory loss, it doesn't mean that they should have to sacrifice their quality of life. Our residents spend their days in a secure place, surrounded by familiar people who encourage them to enjoy life, experience feelings of belonging and purpose and support current abilities through our Clare Bridge Daily Path programming.
Our purpose-built community incorporates unique features such as circular paths designed to lead residents to areas of activity, way-finding cues and spaces decorated like home.
- The community has secured entrances and exits and an enclosed courtyard and garden.
- We strive to help keep our residents secure while encouraging a sense of freedom and independence to explore.
- You’ll have peace of mind knowing there is trained staff on-site 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
We want your family member to feel right at home no matter which floor plan they choose for their new living space.
- Designed to feel and function like a home, all of our private residences are equipped with a private bathroom and individually controlled heating and cooling controls.
- We can help you make your loved one’s apartment familiar and comfortable with a move-in guide and a suggested checklist of items to bring for decorating.
Our loving family of residents and care team members will support your family member with warmth and kindness as they transition to life at Brookdale North Glendale.
- We assign the same associates to your loved one whenever possible to encourage familiarity and regularity.
- Our attentive staff handles activities of daily living such as laundry and housekeeping.
- We provide support throughout the day, whether during meals, with medication management, bathing assistance and more.
The Clare Bridge Daily Path is an evidence-based approach that offers a gentle daily structure of six planned programs.
- Our established routine helps encourage the use of your loved one's current skills and offers a sense of security and accomplishment.
- Activities include stimulating and challenging classes and engagements.
- A few of these include music and art programs, brain games and fitness classes like our B-Fit program, walking programs and dancing.
Personalized Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care
Surrounded by a team that gently guides them through the day, we’ll help your family member experience a full and rich life at Brookdale North Glendale. Our team spends time getting to know your loved one's past, their likes and dislikes, and encourages them to share stories and reminisce on their favorite memories to inspire joy and happiness. With custom programs built for early, middle and late stages of Alzheimer's and other dementia, and that foster meaningful interactions, you can rest assured that your loved one will not only be in good hands but will engage in deep and genuine relationships with fellow residents and care team members.
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Clare Bridge is our exclusive brand of dementia care created more than 30 years ago, consisting of a gentle structure of six planned programs per day that help support your love one's current abilities and help preserve their remaining skills.
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This is one of those tricky questions that only you can answer. It’s important to do your research before coming to a final decision. But we can tell you that as the disease progresses, the amount of time, energy and resources required to provide quality care will increase. This often creates more stress for the caregiver and could compromise the otherwise high quality of life your loved one could enjoy in a memory care community.
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Most memory care communities provide educational materials and outreach for families exploring senior living options, but you still need to do your research. Consider what specific items are on your wish list, taking into consideration your loved one’s individual needs and any activities, treatments or accommodations that you believe is important. For more information on finding the right memory care community, visit our Find the Right Memory Care Community page.
