The Linden at Woodbridge offers compassionate memory care services you can trust. Here, we’ll be their caregivers, so you can get back to what’s important: being their kid.
The Linden at Woodbridge offers compassionate memory care services you can trust. Here, we’ll be their caregivers, so you can get back to what’s important: being their kid.
We know that you want the best for your loved one – that’s why you’re here. And, it’s why we’re here, too. Voted Best Memory Care by U.S. News and World Report, Opal by Leisure Care®, our signature approach to memory care, is only offered in Leisure Care communities and takes a positive approach to care that celebrates and recognizes the individual beyond their diagnosis.
Details matter everywhere, but especially in our dementia-friendly dining room. Our staff works closely with residents to develop comforting routines, adjust to changing motor skills, and even create personalized meals when needed. You can trust our kitchen team and caregivers to deliver the nutrition your loved one needs now and for the future.
Sample menu
PrimeFit Wellness brings senior health to each resident, regardless of diagnosis. We use research-backed therapies that include horticulture, art, music, and sensory therapies to engage the mind, body, and spirit. Through low impact exercise programs we keep our memory care residents active, readily adapting exercises to meet their needs.
Sample Activity Calendar
The Linden at Woodbridge offers private studio suites and companion suites for memory care. Memory care apartments feature a 24-hour emergency communication system, bathrooms designed for safety and comfort, and smoke and alarm systems. Our memory care suites are specially designed for seniors living with Alzheimer’s disease or a related form of dementia.
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At The Linden at Woodbridge, residents are more than cared for; they are celebrated. Through Opal, our signature approach to memory care, The Linden at Woodbridge partners with families to deliver outstanding memory care in a familial and comforting environment.
Today's older adults aren't wrapping up their life's journey, they're seeking a new one. And Leisure Care is here to inspire them to embrace joy and purpose in their lives. For nearly 50 years, we've been reimagining and reinventing senior living, making sure older adults have the most fulfilling, rewarding, and productive opportunities possible.
From our hospitality-based care to our signature programming, we take a beyond-the-body approach to well-being that goes beyond the basics because we know you're anything but. We're paying attention, providing new and innovative ways to help seniors rediscover, reinvigorate and occasionally even reinvent themselves.
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Memory care costs are in addition to monthly fees and are based upon an assessment of individual needs and preferences. Our staff will conduct an evaluation of assisted living services provided on a regular basis.
Memory care costs are in addition to monthly fees and are based upon an assessment of individual needs and preferences. Our staff will conduct an evaluation of assisted living services provided on a regular basis.
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Come and see how The Linden at Woodbridge Memory Care in Woodbridge, CT, is helping seniors rediscover (and sometimes reinvent) themselves.
There are approximately 18 memory care communities near Woodbridge, Connecticut. Finding the best one for your family member is very personal and we encourage you to visit potential communities to find the best fit.
There are several top-rated memory care communities near Woodbridge, CT. The Linden at Woodbridge is a newly renovated community that offers secured memory care, dementia-friendly designed rooms, dementia-friendly meals, and more.
The average stay in a memory care facility varies greatly. Some people spend only a few months in memory care while others move in earlier and stay for years.
To find the best memory care community for your family, think through your priorities. What does your loved one need? How do you want the care to be provided? What are the options for care as dementia progresses? Contact The Linden at Woodbridge to learn more about our unique memory care community and how we can partner with you in care.
Choosing when to put someone in memory care is a highly personal decision. Many families find they are simply unable to provide the high level of care needed for someone with dementia. Signs that it may be time to move to memory care include concerns of safety, caregiver exhaustion, financial negligence, and concerns about cleanliness.
Memory care and assisted living are both types of senior living. Memory care tailors assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) received in assisted living for people with dementia. Memory care is usually provided in a secured environment to protect people with dementia from wandering.
Because memory care often requires a higher level of care than assisted living, it can be more expensive.
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