Discover hope in the midst of memory loss.

A community that feels like home

With life-enhancing services, purpose-driven activities, trained memory care and a comfortable living space, your family member can feel at home.

Dementia care specialists and staff available 24/7/365

Experienced caregivers are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Personalized plans for all levels of memory care needs

Our experts develop individualized plans to provide your family member with the right care at the right time.

Discover hope in the midst of memory loss.

Get Started

Want info about pricing?

You got it. Fill out the form to unlock pricing information for our senior living communities. Then, you can head to a community page to learn more.

First Name*

Last Name*

Email Address*

Phone*

Please enter a city or zip code.

I would like to receive text messages (such as visit reminders) from Brookdale

* Required Fields

By opting in, you agree to receive recurring automated marketing text messages (such as visit reminders & promotions) from Brookdale at the number you've provided. Terms and Privacy: brookdale.com/texting. We value your privacy. By clicking, you agree to the terms and conditions of our privacy policy and agree to be called, in response to your inquiry, by a Senior Living Advisior using our automated telephone dialing system.

Discover Clare Bridge® Memory Care at Brookdale

Studies show that seniors experience a stronger sense of well-being in a memory care setting. At Brookdale, your loved one can live in a homelike apartment with trained team members on-site 24/7—creating a safe, supportive space filled with comfort, connection and care.

Peace of Mind

Strength-Based Engagement

Consistent Personalized Care

Sense of Home and Family

What is Memory Care? Memory Care Costs

Memory Care at Brookdale

A person-centered approach

Memory Care at Brookdale

A person-centered approach

What Is Memory Care?

This person-centered program helps your loved one build meaningful connections, feel a sense of purpose and stay true to who they are.

Our memory care communities often include:

Consistent care assignments when possible
A secure, homelike environment
Research-based activities
Trained staff on site 24/7

Learn more about memory care

Learn more about our approach to memory care

How Do I Care for Someone with Dementia?

Dementia care starts with understanding how your loved one experiences the world. When you adapt routines to meet their needs and focus on their well-being, you create space for comfort, dignity and connection.

A person-centered approach helps your loved one feel supported—and allows your relationship to stay rooted in trust and care.

The Four R’s

Reassure: Stay calm and steady in your tone. Your presence helps create a sense of security, especially during emotional moments.
Routine: Keep daily activities—like meals, bathing or bedtime—on a predictable schedule. Familiarity builds confidence.
Reminisce: Surround your loved one with photos or keepsakes that spark conversation. Sharing memories strengthens your bond.
Redirect: If something causes frustration or anxiety, gently shift focus to a different activity or topic.

During personal care moments—like meals or bathing—speak clearly, avoid baby talk and guide tasks one step at a time. Keep your tone warm and respectful. Encouraging participation helps preserve dignity and keeps your loved one engaged in their own care.

How Do I Care for Someone with Dementia?

A person-centered approach helps your loved one feel supported—and allows your relationship to stay rooted in trust and care.

The Four R’s

Reassure: Stay calm and steady in your tone. Your presence helps create a sense of security, especially during emotional moments.
Routine: Keep daily activities—like meals, bathing or bedtime—on a predictable schedule. Familiarity builds confidence.
Reminisce: Surround your loved one with photos or keepsakes that spark conversation. Sharing memories strengthens your bond.
Redirect: If something causes frustration or anxiety, gently shift focus to a different activity or topic.

Can Memory Care Improve Quality of Life?

Memory care is about more than managing memory loss. It’s about helping your loved one thrive—emotionally, physically and socially—in a place that feels like home.

Could memory care help?

You may want to explore memory care if your loved one is experiencing changes in daily life, mood or behavior. For example:

Difficulty with familiar tasks like dressing, cooking or managing finances
Trouble finding words, repeating thoughts or getting lost in conversation
Struggles with time, directions or familiar places
Changes in awareness—such as leaving appliances on or dressing for the wrong season
Withdrawal from friends, family or group activities
Growing frustration or confusion with daily life
Increased agitation, anxiety or aggression
Shifts in personality or emotional responses

Brookdale communities are here to help your loved one maintain their identity, stay active and feel secure—even as memory changes.

Can Memory Care Improve Quality of Life?

Memory care is about more than managing memory loss. It’s about helping your loved one thrive—emotionally, physically and socially—in a place that feels like home.

Could memory care help?

You may want to explore memory care if your loved one is experiencing changes in daily life, mood or behavior. For example:

Difficulty with familiar tasks like dressing, cooking or managing finances
Trouble finding words, repeating thoughts or getting lost in conversation
Struggles with time, directions or familiar places
Changes in awareness—such as leaving appliances on or dressing for the wrong season
Withdrawal from friends, family or group activities
Growing frustration or confusion with daily life
Increased agitation, anxiety or aggression
Shifts in personality or emotional responses

Brookdale communities are here to help your loved one maintain their identity, stay active and feel secure—even as memory changes.

Clare Bridge Training by Brookdale Senior Living

Clare Bridge Training by Brookdale Senior Living is recognized by the Alzheimer’s Association^® for incorporating the evidence-based Dementia Care Practice Recommendations in the following topic areas: Alzheimer’s and dementia, person-centered care, assessment and care planning, activities of daily living, and behaviors and communication.

_{*The Alzheimer’s Association statement of recognition is not an endorsement of the professional training or evaluation of the care provided by the organization. The statement is valid for two years from the date of issue (March 27, 2024).}

Clare Bridge Training by Brookdale Senior Living

How Much Does It Cost?

Our team partners with your loved one’s healthcare providers to create a personalized care plan. We focus on where they are today and what brings them comfort and connection. Each plan is unique, pricing may vary based on the level of care.

Find out more about the cost of care and see an average price range.

Memory Care Costs

Caregiver And Resident Enjoying Courtyard

When Is It Time for Memory Care?

It’s natural to have questions about your loved one's health. Our team will walk you through the options, offer guidance and help you make the choice that feels right for your family.

Is it time for memory care?

How Do I Find the Right Clare Bridge Community?

If someone you love is living with Alzheimer's or dementia, you want to find the right memory care community for them. Brookdale has resources based on years of experience helping people like you find the right memory care community for their loved one.

Pick a memory care location

Schedule a community visit

Prepare for your loved one's move

Help them settle into their new home

Find the right memory care community

Life at a Clare Bridge Community

Loved ones in our memory care communities enjoy meaningful days filled with engaging activities, social time with neighbors and support from our specially trained team. Alongside personalized care, they build friendships, stay active and find joy in everyday moments.

Explore life at a memory care community

sales associate speaking with prospective family

Connect With a Senior Living Advisor

A senior living advisor takes time to learn about your needs and offers personalized guidance to help you explore your options. They simplify the process and support you every step of the way—so you can make a confident, informed decision.

Talk to a Senior Living Advisor today: Call 877-384-8989

Want info about pricing?

Discover Clare Bridge® Memory Care at Brookdale

Memory Care at Brookdale

Memory Care at Brookdale

What Is Memory Care?

How Do I Care for Someone with Dementia?

How Do I Care for Someone with Dementia?

Can Memory Care Improve Quality of Life?

Could memory care help?

Can Memory Care Improve Quality of Life?

Could memory care help?

Clare Bridge Training by Brookdale Senior Living

Clare Bridge Training by Brookdale Senior Living

How Much Does It Cost?

When Is It Time for Memory Care?

How Do I Find the Right Clare Bridge Community?

Life at a Clare Bridge Community

Connect With a Senior Living Advisor

Inside Brookdale Communities

See what’s happening on our community Facebook pages