MEMORY CARE FOR ALZHEIMER’S AND DEMENTIA IN LUFKIN, TX

TAKE HEART. WE’RE READY TO HELP.

When you or someone you love is diagnosed with dementia, care can seem overwhelming, complex, physically demanding, and at times, it feels impossible to handle alone. So, on your search for memory care in Texas, consider that our Memory Support provides attentive care that is seasoned with just the right amount of patience, know-how, and thoughtfulness for the well-being of the elder.  We seek to honor each elder we care for.  We listen closely and respond tenderly.  

EXPLORATION ENCOURAGED HERE.

Our residents live safely and happily in a neighborhood specifically designed to help them feel secure. We encourage them to explore with an open layout with accessible outdoor patios. This is a setting rich with uplifting activities and sensory stimulating therapy. It’s also a soothing environment where certified nurses and staff assist with daily activities and support everyone’s independence.

MAKING TODAY A GOOD DAY.

A resident’s typical day might include a walk in garden, sensory games, a roundtable discussion, and even baking cookies. We hope to create moments that matter and make each day one that is filled with joy and contentment. Family members are welcomed and encouraged to participate too. The atmosphere is calming; the physical, emotional, and spiritual care is real and the focus is simply on enjoying each day.

INTRODUCING “GEORGE” AND “LOTTIE”.

At PineCrest, you’ll find that we have two twin houses on campus that provide specialized Memory Support services, George Henderson and Lottie Temple.  Both were made possible by the loving and generous support of the individuals for whom they were named.  Around here, you might hear us call them “George” and “Lottie” for short.For Memory Support in Lufkin, TX, there is no better choice than PineCrest. To learn more, find an answer or start a confidential conversation, contact us.

George Henderson Calendar
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Lottie Temple Calendar

Memory loss doesn’t impact just one person, but also touches those with whom the memories were made – including children and grandchildren. Our certified nurses and support staff create emotional bonds and thus safe places for family members to express, acknowledge, and understand their feelings, making it easier to recover from these understandable responses and continue to help the resident. We encourage family members to feel welcomed 24/7, and we offer a “virtual dementia tour” to help each family member understand the road ahead for their loved one – and their own road, too. Ask our team about setting up an opportunity to take a virtual dementia tour. 

SERVICES & AMENITIES

The comforts of home. Plus help with the gaps.

HAND-IN-HAND TRAINING

Minimizing independence through individualized assistance, our Hand in Hand Training is evident in our programs and activities that help each resident find their way through each day with less strain and more joy. And because we’re committed to delivering the best to residents, every staff member in an MRC community receives Hand in Hand training.

• Staff members respect residents’ dignity, increasing their self-esteem
  
• Staff training includes how-tos of resident interaction, reducing behavior concerns and controlling medication needs
  
• Staff members learn each resident’s history and incorporate the knowledge into daily life
  
• Families can track their loved one’s progress via regular reviews
  
• Support groups connect families to share concerns
  
• Residents’ improvements in sleep, nutrition and hydration can often improve relations with family members
  

MUSIC & MEMORY ®

It’s proven that by calming chaotic brain activity and improving focus, music can connect with those with dementia, helping them reconnect. That’s why we’ve made Music & Memory an integral part of our Memory Support program. Join us for classes, and learn how music can relax and focus your loved one as it quickly makes a bad day better.

MEMORY SUPPORT FAQS

Is Memory Support significantly different from Assisted Living?

What is the difference between dementia and Alzheimer’s disease?

How is the Memory Support staffing different?

Minimizing independence through individualized assistance, our Hand in Hand Training is evident in our programs and activities that help each resident find their way through each day with less strain and more joy. And because we’re committed to delivering the best to residents, every staff member in an MRC community receives Hand in Hand training.