Remember Me Senior Care

Remember Me Senior Care sits on 120 King Den Drive in Cleveland, Tennessee, and the community's made up of five cozy farmhouses that let plenty of natural light in, where each resident gets a private room with their own bathroom and a comfortable, homelike space that doesn't feel crowded, and you'll see big front porches on these farmhouses which are nice for sitting or talking with family and friends. Raised gardens are outside for those that like gardening, plus there's a walking park and pavilion if someone wants to stroll or enjoy outdoor entertainment, with two tranquil courtyards for every house, so you'll often find folks outside gardening, listening to animal therapy, taking walks, or just sitting under the sun, and sometimes the staff organizes brunch or activities in those areas. The community focuses on assisted living and memory care for seniors, with care teams that include Certified Dementia Practitioners knowing how to help people who have Alzheimer's or other dementias, and they make sure plans match each person's needs, whether someone needs help with getting dressed, bathing, medication, or eating, so people can keep as much independence as they're able. Activity rooms of different sizes let people stay busy with purposeful activities or join in events like live music or small group games, and there are private dining areas for family gatherings, so families can visit and share a meal together. Every room has a television with streaming services and Bluetooth audio for music therapy, and air throughout the houses gets cleaned by plasma ion air filtration systems, with safety and handicap features plus a sprinkler system to give everyone peace of mind. Meals are home-cooked daily in the farmhouse kitchens, and you can tell the care team wants residents to feel welcome and respected, with programs for both mind and body and a culture the staff says is centered on kindness and dignity. The grounds and buildings have secure internet for residents and guests, cable TV, washers, dryers, and game or activities rooms, plus the buildings get regular housekeeping and maintenance. The staff includes people like the executive director dedicated to making the place supportive, and there's a marketing director who knows senior engagement. Caregivers get community forums and tips to help understand options, and the staff talk families through different levels of care if they need guidance. Private care assistants, walking or wheelchair help, laundry, transportation, and wellness programs are available as needed, and all these things together aim for a life where people feel purposeful and valued, focusing on living with grace and enjoying treasured moments no matter the challenges.