Memory Care

The Reserve at Lake Austin

Exceeding expectations at every turn.

At The Reserve at Lake Austin, every detail is considered to help those facing Alzheimer’s or other dementias live their best possible life—a distinctive life—in a safe environment of warm hospitality. We call our approach Aspyre Memory Care, and it is centered on learning each person’s likes and dislikes, in what part of the day do they function best, their favorite activities and more. It’s all part of helping to create an encouraging experience that feels familiar, with the support of highly experienced team members on-site 24 hours a day.

Our Memory Care neighborhood is specially designed with easy-to-navigate areas, visual cuing, and calm, relaxing colors. Residents may choose to live in a private studio apartment or a semi-private apartment. A beautiful Memory Care Garden provides a perfect opportunity to relax, reflect and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature and soak in the beauty of the surrounding Hill Country.

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Designed to soothe and respect

Our Memory Care neighborhood is specially designed with easy-to-navigate areas, visual cuing, and calm, relaxing colors. Residents may choose to live in a private studio apartment or a semi-private apartment. A lovely secure courtyard with water features and an interactive garden provides a soothing respite.

Personalized Care & Services

Three delicious meals daily

Assistance with daily activities

Individual care plan

Medication management

Art studio

Routine health assessments

Outdoor Garden with water features

Monitoring of chronic conditions

Restaurant-style dining in Rainey Street Cafe

Community kitchens for cooking activities

Activities

Brazos Salon

Life Enrichment Programs

Memory Care residents have numerous opportunities for engagement and involvement, including special events and activities planned around their preferences. Here’s just a sample:

Engaging scenic tours

Sensory-Driven Cooking Activities

Interactive Pet Therapy

Hydration and Nutrition

Engaging Music Therapy

Wellness and Balance Classes

Cognitive Engagement Activities

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Frequently Asked Questions

Normal forgetfulness is part of the aging process and usually begins in middle age. However, there is there is a great difference between occasionally forgetting your keys and dementia.  People with dementia cannot retrieve information and in most cases, lose the ability of how to remember. Dementia can be a variety of diagnosis. The most common is Alzheimer’s, a severe, progressive loss of recent memory and thinking ability.

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