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All-Inclusive Memory Care
The Reserve at Lake Austin
We understand how important it is to provide a comprehensive approach to care for residents in Memory Care. By incorporating all aspects of health and wellness into each day's agenda, we can offer a reassuring and familiar routine vital for enhanced quality of life.
In addition, this all-inclusive care model allows us to remove a long list of fees and surprise charges and instead combine everything into one monthly fee.
*That's right: for residents in our Memory Care, one monthly fee covers the cost of a private or semi-private apartment and the cost of care.
Exceptional, all-Inclusive Memory Care is right here.
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. It's all part of helping create an encouraging, familiar experience, with the support of highly experienced team members on-site 24 hours a day.
*Special requests may incur a fee. Ask for details.
What is included in the cost of care?*
- - Bathing (including shower setup, as well as soap and lathering if needed)
- - Toileting (cleanup and appropriate laundry if needed)
- - Grooming
- - Dressing
- - Medication Management
At Reserve at Lake Austin, the Memory Care neighborhood - branded as their "Aspyre" Memory Care - is designed with a clear focus on combining a warm, home-like atmosphere with the specialized safety and support that memory-loss residents require.
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
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:
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.
