Memory Care Homes in Montgomery County, Maryland
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BETHESDA, MARYLAND
Auxiliary House is a two-level senior living care facility equipped with an elevator for 8 residents. The rooms are quite large and each room has a private bathroom. Auxiliary House is conveniently located near the downtown area of Bethesda. Our residents love our wrap-around porch and vegetable garden during the warmer weather.
Auxiliary House is a two-level senior living care facility equipped with an elevator for 8 residents. The rooms are quite large and each room has a private bathroom. Auxiliary House is conveniently located near the downtown area of Bethesda. Our residents love our wrap-around porch and vegetable garden during the warmer weather.
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND
We like to boast that our home at Cedar Glen is part of the Registry of Historic Homes for Montgomery County, and when you visit, you will see why because of its unique architecture and “country-like setting”. Located in the beautiful Fallsmead neighborhood, our 8 residents enjoy a large backyard garden and a perfect setting for afternoon walks.
We like to boast that our home at Cedar Glen is part of the Registry of Historic Homes for Montgomery County, and when you visit, you will see why because of its unique architecture and “country-like setting”. Located in the beautiful Fallsmead neighborhood, our 8 residents enjoy a large backyard garden and a perfect setting for afternoon walks.
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND
Maple Ridge is our largest senior living community and has the capacity for 14 residents in Rockville. It is one story, with both shared and private bathrooms. At the center of Maple Ridge is our beloved vegetable and flower garden where you can find our residents and staff outside during the summer months.
Maple Ridge is our largest senior living community and has the capacity for 14 residents in Rockville. It is one story, with both shared and private bathrooms. At the center of Maple Ridge is our beloved vegetable and flower garden where you can find our residents and staff outside during the summer months.
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We keep our residents involved and contributing by encouraging a sense of purpose and supporting them along the way. We're not about bureaucracy, we're about finding solutions and making life better for people who have little control over their minds and fewer choices about their lives than any of us would want.
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Our Montgomery County Memory Care Homes are conveniently located within a 30-minute drive of these locations:
- Laytonsville
- Montgomery Village
- Olney
- Potomac
- Rockville – Cedar Glen
- Rockville – Maple Ridge
- Sandy Spring
- Silver Spring – Clifton Woods
Frequently Asked Questions
01. Once a resident has moved in, are there charges for extra care services that are not reflected in the daily rate?
Daily rates are all-inclusive and do not change as care needs increase. Cedar Creek does not charge extra for personal care, medication administration, laundry services, or housekeeping. Residents do pay for their own medication, personal care items, and supplies.
02. What about medical care?
We have doctors, nurses, therapists, dentists, podiatrists, and other health care professionals who visit residents at our homes. Residents are welcome to continue to see their own doctor, but we provide the option to utilize our doctors for convenience and for more monitored medical oversight.
03. Are physical therapy or rehabilitation services offered at Cedar Creek?
Cedar Creek residents may receive a doctor’s order for physical, occupational, or speech therapy. Therapists can come to any of our memory care facilities to work with our residents.
04. What if my loved one lives out of state or in another county?
We will work with you and their doctor(s) to obtain the necessary information for the assessment. Once the decision has been made to move to Cedar Creek, we will assist you in locating a doctor who can be their new health care practitioner if needed.
05. What kinds of activities are offered?
We have a unique and individualized activity program, structured to meet the needs of residents with Alzheimer’s disease and memory loss. Our amazing full-time activity therapist learns about each resident's background and finds opportunities to bring them joy. You may find our activity therapist outside working with residents in one of our retirement community's vegetable gardens, taking residents on a journey with her iPad to explore their hometown, or leading a reminiscence group. If our activity therapist meets a resident with an interest in quilting, they start a quilting group.
We also have therapists who provide cognitive stimulation and entertainers who provide music therapy for our residents. In addition, our caregivers are trained to engage residents in meaningful activities throughout the day, such as leading daily exercise or sing-a-longs, working on puzzles, and art projects. Our activity program varies based on the home and the interests of the residents, which is why we can truly say it is unique.
06. Does Cedar Creek provide end-of-life care?
In most cases, residents stay with us for long-term care throughout their lives. Additionally, residents whose health status qualifies for hospice care can be assisted at our homes by nursing support from local hospice organizations. In rare cases, when a resident’s care needs exceed the licensed capabilities of Cedar Creek, we work closely with family members to find the best alternative and promote a smooth transition to the new care facility.
