Memory care unit decor

Gallery - Finds Gallery showcases a wide range of dementia mural, signage and products in dementia facilities across the UK

Nursing home activities can help residents maintain physical and cognitive health. They should provide a higher quality of life and support social interactions.

Creative Art Co's selection of windows interactive or non-interactive are the perfect accompaniment to our resident “Front Door” wraps. Like the "Front Door" wraps, these shuttered windows add to a sense of community and create a less institutional look for residents on their daily walks down hallways.

Keep the artwork in your home fresh by swapping images and changing pictures as regularly as you want with these repositionable self-adhesive nostalgic prints. A popular choice in care homes as Dementia wall art!

A snoezelen area is a therapeutic, sensory-stimulating environment that can be used for residents with dementia. Snoezelen rooms can improve communication for your residents while also reducing aggressive behavior. Here are a few quick ideas. Get more senior activity ideas at notjustbingo.com TODAY!

Doll therapy is so beneficial for those who are drawn to it. Having therapy dolls displayed in visible locations on memory care units, and particularly in a nursery life station setting, provides t…

If your senior living community has a memory care unit, you already know how busy it can be. It’s bustling with all sorts of resident, staff, and visitor activity. All that extra stimulation can increase anxiety and negative behaviors in residents. Here’s how to keep the environment cozy, peaceful, and calm. In this article we cover: What Can Cause Too Much Stimulation Why Environment Matters 3 Steps for Creating a Calm Environment

People living with dementia can benefit greatly from exposure to soothing and sensory environments.

Blog - in this Tea and Toast blog post we're sharing the 7 things to consider when moving to a memory care unit.