Our individual approach to memory care means seeing each person for who they are—not just their diagnosis. We take the time to understand their life story, preferences, and needs, so we can provide care that feels familiar, comforting, and respectful. By gently supporting their daily routines and creating meaningful moments, we help each resident feel valued, safe, and truly at home.

We are more than just a team, at Everbloom we take pride in valuing our staff as family. Our staff includes nurses, caregivers, activity coordinators, and support staff, all certified and trained in the latest dementia-specific care techniques. They provide compassionate, patient-centered support, focusing on safety, comfort, and emotional well-being. With ongoing training and a deep commitment to dignity and respect, the team works together to create a stable, nurturing environment where residents can thrive.

Being a family owned business, we understand vital role family involvement has in a memory care context. We believe that strong connections with loved ones bring comfort, familiarity, and emotional support to our residents. Families are encouraged to participate in care planning, visit regularly, and engage in activities and special moments. We also provide ongoing communication, education, and support to help families feel informed, involved, and reassured—because caring for someone with memory loss is a journey best taken together. 

We have trained staff available around the clock to ensure the safety, comfort, and support of each member of our memory care community. Whether it’s assistance with daily activities, medication reminders, or responding to an urgent need, support is always close by—day or night. This constant presence provides peace of mind for families and helps residents feel secure and cared for at all times.

At Everbloom we give each individual the opportunity to get involved in our community and build relationships at their own pace. Through shared meals, group activities, and everyday interactions, residents are encouraged to engage, socialize, and form bonds with others in the community. These relationships foster a sense of belonging, reduce feelings of isolation, and create a warm, supportive environment where everyone feels part of a caring and connected home.

Having a sense of purpose is important to us all, whether it’s folding laundry, watering plants, participating in group activities, or simply sharing stories, these small, intentional moments help residents feel needed, valued, and engaged. By honoring their past experiences and encouraging involvement at their own pace, we help residents maintain a sense of identity and fulfillment each day.