Bridges by EPOCH at Hingham

About the community

About Bridges by EPOCH at Hingham

For those caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia, Bridges® by EPOCH at Hingham may be the ideal solution. This dedicated memory care community boasts a soothing, easy-to-navigate layout with comfortable living areas, dedicated activity spaces, a library, and an on-site salon. Outdoors, a secure courtyard provides a serene space to relax with friends on the patio, plant vegetables in the raised gardening beds, or watch wildlife at the bird feeders. To support family members, Bridges® by EPOCH at Hingham offers online education and support opportunities. By connecting with dementia care experts and other caregivers, families of those with memory-related conditions can gain a deeper understanding of the condition and how to manage challenging symptoms. The attentive and caring team members at Bridges® by EPOCH get to know residents on a personal level, building relationships and trust. Staff also tailors the life enrichment programs to residents’ interests and abilities. Regular activities include fitness classes, musical entertainment, dementia-friendly trivia, art classes, gardening, sensory therapies, and much more. Bridges® by EPOCH offers both private suites and companion suites with a shared bathroom. Automatic lights and accent colors in the bathroom make it easy for those with memory loss to navigate. Grab bars, a walk-in shower, and an emergency response system all add safety for peace of mind. With favorite keepsakes and familiar furniture, residents can feel relaxed and comfortable in their new home. State Classification Bridges® by EPOCH at Hingham is an assisted living residence , which in the state of Massachusetts is a residence that provides housing and personal care to residents. Personal care includes assistance with activities of daily living, self-administered medication management, and supervision. An assisted living residence can provide skilled nursing care or special care to residents with cognitive impairments as long as they meet the proper requirements. Related Articles: Your Complete Guide to Memory Care Understanding Sundown Syndrome Aging at Home: Home Safety for Elderly Loved Ones