A memory care community increases the quality of life for seniors experiencing cognitive decline through supportive care, comfortable accommodations, life-enriching activities, and an attentive interdisciplinary team.
In memory care communities like Seasons Largo and Seasons Belleair in Clearwater, Florida, the staff are available around the clock to provide assistance, offer gentle guidance, and serve as a trusted resource to residents and their families.
In memory care communities like Seasons Largo and Seasons Belleair in Clearwater, Florida, the staff are available around the clock to provide assistance, offer gentle guidance, and serve as a trusted resource to residents and their families.
Ensuring Comfort and Safety in a Memory Care Community
Residents may move freely throughout the memory care neighborhood and retreat to their private or semi-private suite at their leisure. Many memory care communities prioritize safety and security through motion-activated lighting, low-profile beds, grab bars, and no-threshold showers to reduce falls and lessen the risk of injuries.
Seasons Senior Living was designed in cooperation with the USF Health Byrd Alzheimer’s Center and Research Institute, with premium safety features and a calming color scheme to combine safety with familiarity and comfort. Front porches, plants, and rocking chairs adorn entrances to common rooms and resident apartments, making it feel like home.
Exploring Memory Care Services at Seasons in Clearwater, Florida
To ensure life fulfillment and safety, Seasons Largo and Seasons Belleair offer the following memory care services:
Assistance with daily activities, including bathing, dressing, grooming, and medication management
Nutritious, chef-prepared meals and snacks
Private and semi-private studio and one-bedroom suites
24/7 emergency response call system
Scheduled transportation
Housekeeping and laundry
Full calendar of engaging activities, fun outings, and special events
Community amenities: theater, sports bar, billiards room, salon, library, juice bar, aviary
Frequently Asked Questions About Memory Care
If your loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or other form of dementia, it doesn’t necessarily mean they are appropriate for a memory care community. People progress through the stages of dementia or Alzheimer’s disease at different rates.
However, it may be time to consider memory care when your loved one can no longer remain safe alone or is having difficulty meeting their own daily needs. Our specially trained team at Seasons can assess your loved one’s needs to determine if memory care is the right choice.
Yes! Friends and family are encouraged to visit and remain involved in their loved one’s life. Seasons Largo and Seasons Belleair maintain consistent communication with family members regarding their loved one’s care. Regular visits can help support and encourage residents living with cognitive decline.
Upon moving to a memory care community, your loved one will receive an initial assessment to determine what daily tasks are most challenging. An individualized plan of care that is continuously monitored and re-evaluated will be customized to meet their needs.
If you require more assistance than memory care offers, our nursing team will contact you to discuss additional care options. Seasons Largo and Seasons Belleair partner with physicians, therapy teams, and home health care to bring services in so residents can age in place as long as possible.
