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  The Northeast’s
Leading Memory
Care Provider
When a loved one is diagnosed with dementia, family members are often confused about what steps to take and fearful about what lies ahead.
Although the most common symptoms
are memory loss, fuzzy thinking and an inability to control one’s emotions, there are many different types of dementia, and they affect each person differently. Caregivers often face issues such as how to prevent wandering outside the home, how to ensure the proper nutrition and support, and how to keep their loved ones connected and engaged.
Benchmark has been the Northeast’s leading memory care provider for over 27 years, addressing dementia challenges while facilitating strong connections that instill a sense of belonging and purpose. Comfortable, secure neighborhoods, individualized, round-the-clock care and
specialized programs are overseen by skilled associates trained to provide optimal experiences.
Below are just some of the many ways Benchmark at Mount Pleasant will support families and loved ones living with dementia.
Secure & Specialized
Setting
Benchmark at Mount Pleasant’s large and contemporary neighborhood setting is one in which residents will have ample common spaces, including living, recreation and dining areas, to explore. Outdoors, two tranquil, secure courtyards provide covered seating and serve to bring the outside in. Walking paths provide residents with regular access to the outside for relaxation or recreation.
Engaging Programs
     
from programs created around their interests and skills. Art, music, fitness classes, reminiscence programs and other brain-boosting activities address cognition as well as short- and long-term memory.
24/7 Care
As dementia progresses, it’s common to need help with daily living. The Benchmark at Mount Pleasant nursing and resident care team will create personalized care plans for each resident and provide 24/7 assisted living services.
Nutritional Support
A sensory-stimulating environment with socialization and delicious smells from the kitchen will help get residents excited for mealtime. Adaptive tableware and colorfully plated healthy, homemade meals served restaurant-style are enjoyable and easy to eat. Support for special diets and additional nutrition services will also be available.
The Benchmark at Mount Pleasant team comprises local experts who’ve helped many families impacted by dementia, and they look forward to working with families to create solutions.
Mind &
Memory
Care That’s
Designed to
Be Better
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