Our Space
A Sanctuary Built for Comfort
Moving a loved one into a new home is a significant transition. At Highland House, we believe the environment should be the first thing to put you at ease. We didn't just build a facility; we curated an environment specifically for those living with Alzheimer’s and dementia. After studying memory care designs across the country, we created a space that prioritizes safety, navigation, and genuine comfort.
Intuitive Flow
Our layout prevents the frustration of losing one’s way, encouraging independence and confidence.
The Heart of the Home
Our open-concept kitchen does more than serve meals; it serves as a sensory anchor. The aroma of home-cooked food fills the air, teasing the appetite and creating an inviting, family-style atmosphere that feels far more like a home than an institution.
Light & Color
Every color scheme and light fixture is selected to reduce anxiety and create a calming, balanced environment.
Professional Care, Personal Touch
Clinical Excellence
Medications aren't just supervised—they are administered directly by licensed nurses and certified medication technicians. We believe in high-touch, precise medical oversight.
Individualized Attention
Your loved one isn't a “room number.” We craft a care plan as unique as their history, evolving as their needs change.
Focused Expertise
Memory care isn't a side project here; it is our sole mission. We dedicate 100% of our resources and programming to understanding and supporting the memory care journey.
WHO IS HIGHLAND HOUSE MEMORY CARE FOR
Seniors living with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia who require a safe, structured, and engaging environment.
Those who benefit from a smaller, close-knit community where caregivers know every resident’s name and story.
Loved ones who want a team of specialized memory care professionals to manage 24/7 care, safety, and nutrition.
SIGNS IT MAY BE TIME FOR SPECIALIZED CARE
Increased Wandering or Confusion
A loved one is no longer safe navigating their home or neighborhood independently.
Neglected Self-Care
Noticeable decline in hygiene, weight loss, or missed medications.
Social Withdrawal
The senior is becoming increasingly isolated or anxious in large social settings.
Safety Hazards
Unexplained bruises, appliances left on, or a home that has become difficult for the family to secure.
Caregiver Exhaustion
Families feeling physically and emotionally unable to meet the complex needs of memory impairment at home
The Investment in Peace of Mind
Transparency is a core value at Highland House. We strive to make our pricing as straightforward as our care.
Ready to see it for yourself? Seeing is believing. Come walk our halls, breathe in the comfort of our kitchen, and meet the team that makes Highland House a true home.