The Memory Center Atlanta

10/09/2023

04/12/2022

Memory games can be a great and mentally stimulating way for your loved one to engage and interact with others - as well as a potential way to combat age-related memory loss symptoms! Learn more about games to play here:

Seeing a loved one struggle with dementia or memory loss is difficult. But there are ways to combat symptoms. Click here to learn how memory games can help!

08/30/2021

The staff at Memory Center Atlanta are participating in the Walk to End Alzheimer's. We encourage you to sign up, or help us meet our fundraising goal.

Everything raised goes directly to the Alzheimer's Association.

I am Walking to End Alzheimer's. Donate today and help me reach my goal.

03/10/2021

Did you know that wine and cheese may help protect your brain?

A study led by a team at Iowa State University examined data from more than 1,500 UK adults to explore links between diet and age-related cognitive decline.

Cheese was, by far, the most protective food, said the researchers, after analyzing dietary survey data and cognitive test results on participants, gathered over a 10-year period.

The research, published in the November 2020 issue of the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, also highlighted red wine for its links to improved brain function.

03/08/2021

“The most compassionate and loving care you can imagine for your family member. My mother, Louise Farmer, was provided the very BEST from the staff in this well-conceived facility.”
—Susan S.

03/05/2021

We know it can be hard on a family to move loved ones into an assisted living or memory care facility, but our nurses and staff are here to make the transition as easy and pain-free as possible.

Give us a call at (678) 283-7508.

03/03/2021

Never talk about someone living with dementia as if they aren’t in the room.

Living with dementia doesn’t mean they can’t hear or see what’s going on around you. The more we treat people living with dementia as functioning people in our society, the happier and more functional they will be. ⁠

Have you had a similar experience?

03/01/2021

A hands-on approach to learning is a strategy that sets us apart.

By including the use of the five senses, kinetic movement, and motor skill coordination, we believe that individuals who are living with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia can get a second chance at life.

By also fostering a natural, peaceful, and safe atmosphere within our facility, our residents can make the most out of their stay with us.

Schedule a tour today. Call us at (678) 283-7508.

02/26/2021

Nationally, the number of dementia-related deaths through the end of November 2020 was higher than expected.

Be well, be safe, be kind, be respectful, and be healthy! Reach out to loved ones to share stories of the past. Small acts go a long way in the lives of those who have dementia.

Read the article below for additional information.
https://zcu.io/eHfr

02/24/2021

At The Memory Center, we are committed to providing the highest-quality patient care, with kindness and respect for each resident.

Guided by a culture of personal, clinical, and technological excellence, we are able to provide our residents high-quality of life through memory care services designed for seniors with Alzheimer’s or dementia.

Learn more about our programs.
https://zcu.io/Qh6F

02/22/2021

Research shows that long exposure to air pollutants increases women’s risk of dementia.

“Older women who live in locations with high levels of air pollution may have more Alzheimer’s-like brain shrinkage than women who live in places with cleaner air, according to a new USC study.”

Read more: ⁠https://zcu.io/SwDH

02/19/2021

“Family is not an important thing, it’s everything.”
—Michael J. Fox

How are you letting your family know that you care about them? Give your loved ones a call today!