Arden Courts Old Orchard, A Memory Care Community

About the community

About Arden Courts Old Orchard, A Memory Care Community

We all need a helping hand sometimes. All seniors should be able to receive wholesome care any moment they are in need. Arden Courts of Old Orchard is a memory care senior community in Easton, Pennsylvania. Our mission for 25 years has been to cater to the lives of seniors. Families and residents can rest assured that we aim to do our best every day to provide those in our care comfortable living arrangements and dependable personal care. Located in the heart of Easton, Pennsylvania, Old Orchard is gracefully settled in a luscious tree-lined community just a few miles from the city’s most notable businesses, shops, restaurants, and local attractions. Whether it is visiting Easton Farmers Market on a sunny weekend or watching a live show at State Theatre Center for the Arts, there’s an abundance of recreation for people of all ages to enjoy. Community services and amenities As a community, we make it our mission to uplift and involve everyone in the wellness programs of Old Orchard. Each month we facilitate a memory cafe, which is our informal setting for families and caregivers to have discussions about practical tips for coping with dementia, avoiding caregiver burnout, or information about community services. It is our duty to ensure we are contributing to the senior living community, beyond just the one we maintain. Residents at Old Orchard can enjoy an array of activities and events scheduled daily for physical, social, and mental stimulation. We serve three, nutritious meals daily in our communal dining room, and residents have access to a variety of community amenities — like our common area, courtyard, patio, and movie theater. Staff are on-site throughout the day to assist residents with all daily tasks, wandering, and to monitor medication as needed. Living options Our comfortable studio and one-bedroom units are specially designed with memory care residents in mind. All of our units are wheelchair accessible, with an open-concept style which enables residents to customize their space as they choose to make it feel most like home. Staff perform housekeeping and laundry services regularly, and staff are on campus 24 hours a day, seven days a week to attend to residents whenever needed. State licensing information To explore the licensing information and compliance histories of senior living communities in the state of Pennsylvania, visit the Pennsylvania Human Services Provider Directory . Related articles How to Slow Down Dementia: Treatment Options, Therapies, and Supportive Care Does Medicaid Pay for Assisted Living? Everything You Need to Know About the Cost of Memory Care