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Memory Care · 0 bedroom
$9,995/month
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800 Hamburg Turnpike, Wayne, NJ
★ 5.044 reviewsvia A Place for Mom ↗
About the community
Arden Courts of Wayne is a senior living community that has provided memory care services for nearly 25 years. Each Arden Courts community features a homelike atmosphere with comfortable common areas, an inviting kitchen, family rooms, and beautiful tree-lined walking paths in an enclosed backyard, all specially made for the safety and comfort of residents. Residents receive quality care while maintaining as much independence as possible. Caregivers are available 24 hours a day to provide assistance, and they also offer a variety of enriching activities that stimulate your mind, body, and spirit. Residents can feel comfortable and safe in Arden Courts of Wayne’s self-contained house communities, where they can enjoy their own bedrooms, living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, half-baths, and laundry areas. There are many opportunities to socialize in common areas including activity and craft studios, wellness centers, and more. The ongoing commitment to staff education and training has kept Arden Courts at the forefront of delivering the latest dementia caregiving techniques. Let Arden Courts of Wayne’s dedicated care team create a safe, engaging, and caring environment for your loved one. State licensing information To explore the licensing information and compliance histories of senior living communities in the state of New Jersey, visit the New Jersey Long-Term Care Facilities search . Related Links Dementia Care Guide: Memory Loss Care Solutions Assisted Living vs. Memory Care: What’s the Difference? Signs It’s Time for Memory Care
Memory Care · 0 bedroom
$9,995/month
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$8,995/month
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★★★★★
Positive[name removed] was very kind, considerate and welcoming. The staff was amazing!!! Everyone was very informative and answered all of our questions and concerns.
★★★★★
PositiveMy father was transferred to Arden Courts of Wayne in memory care, after being in several facilities over the past 11 months. On the first day I went to see my dad, I was introduced to [name removed], the nurse on staff & from that day forward [name removed] has been so attentive, caring, empathetic and has gone over and above to make this challenging time so much easier. He is truly a gem?
★★★★★
PositiveRoom sizes are good and comfortable. Dining is good decent quality. Activities seem also good.
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PositiveOur regular Friday visit was again better than we expected. Found [Name Removed] being fed a big ravioli and Salad dinner. Staff is great at keeping him still and getting him to eat and drink. He was more responsive than usual and it seemed he understood more than usual. The staff had a soft helmet on him as he’s been bumping his head a bit and he had no problem with it on him. He had a nice lounge after dinner, could tell he had plenty to eat and was ready for a snooze. We left him content and well cared for. Tomo…
★★★★★
PositiveOne of the greatest communities my husband has ever been given care, by far. I would also say very nice people are there. And it’s a dog-friendly place for the dog lover in me and my family members.
★★★★★
PositiveI would say the workers are all very nice and approachable, a lot of the caregivers have been in the building for long time. Residents inspite of their cognitive disabilities, the respect and dignity is very apparent.
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Coverage last checked August 5, 2026.