Edgewood Mitchell Memory Care

Edgewood Mitchell Memory Care sits at 2201 North Wisconsin Street in Mitchell, South Dakota, and helps people who have memory loss or memory-related conditions, including Alzheimer's disease, feel more at home with round-the-clock staff and a wireless call system, so someone's always there if help's needed, and with personalized care so every resident's daily needs and dignity get respected, and the rooms each come with a kitchenette, a small fridge, and a sink, so people can feel a little more independent, and the community serves three home-style meals a day in a dining room, so no one has to worry about cooking, and there's always a nice meal ready. Safety is important here, with fire and smoke detectors throughout, along with heating and air conditioning in every room, and the building has design features meant to help those with memory concerns feel calm and secure even when the surroundings are new. Besides that, the place has an activity room, a beauty shop, and organized activities that try to keep the mind and body working, so there's something for everyone most days, with lots of choices to join in. Residents can get physical, occupational, and speech therapy too, plus care from extra medical partners when needed, and housekeepers help keep suites tidy. Edgewood Mitchell Memory Care is part of a bigger Edgewood community, offering other types of care like assisted living, independent living for those 55 and up, short-term stays, and adult day services, and all the basic comforts, whether someone's there just for a short while or as their long-term home. The goal's always to help people keep as much independence as possible, even with memory loss, providing both help and respect, and families can see what the place looks like through a virtual tour or by visiting in person, meeting staff and other residents to get a feel for things without any pressure. The staff works to make sure daily life is comfortable, routines stay familiar, and every resident has chances to try new things in a relaxed setting, and there's extra support, too, like handouts on Alzheimer's and advice for making the move to memory care easier. Information about services, amenities, and rates is available on their website, and the staff is used to working with both residents and families to answer questions, set up tours, and coordinate medical care, aiming to create an environment where people with memory challenges can feel safe and live as fully as possible.