Cedarbrook Memory Care

About the community

About Cedarbrook Memory Care

The Cedarbrook Memory Care community is a proud member of Koelsch Senior Communities. Koelsch is family-owned and operated and has offered signature care services to families for over 60 outstanding years. They understand that the ongoing care of a loved one is a choice of trust and do not take it lightly. With their level of experience, families can rest assured that their loved one is in good hands. Cedarbrook Memory Care specializes in providing a safe environment and a personalized care model to reconnect loved ones to their cherished memories. They are committed to helping residents create a deep sense of purpose. The beautiful Spanish-style exterior offers inviting warmth upon arrival while the luxurious interior offers a pleasant, comfortable environment to residents. Services and Amenities Cedarbrook is dedicated to making the memory care community an enriching, fulfilling place for retirement. The staff understands that memory loss manifests itself differently in each person, so they strive to provide the personalized, attentive care each individual deserves. The specially trained staff caters their services to residents experiencing Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other memory loss. The community is specially designed to prevent confusion and promote familiarity. The exceptional services and amenities are carefully tailored to facilitate cognitive function. The community has 24/7 on-site nurses who help ensure proper care and support are provided at all times. Through unique, personalized techniques, the community aims to evolve the memory care process. The key techniques include gaze, speech, touch, and verticality to help residents properly engage at every level. To keep residents socially engaged and connected, they are encouraged to spend time with one another in the wonderful shared spaces. Residents can savor three nutritious meals daily within the lovely, restaurant-style dining room, or get lost in a board game within the club room. Other shared spaces residents can enjoy include a living room, interior courtyard, fountain, garden beds, salon and spa, sunroom, and service desk. When residents aren’t relaxing, they can choose to participate in the lively activities together. Activities cater to a wide range of interests. From music therapy and art expression to personalized exercises and social activities, the community aims to provide several opportunities to gauge residents’ interest. They also offer activities that connect residents to nature, enable them to express their faith, and help them feel a sense of purpose within the community. Cedarbrook is always coordinating trips with nearby community members to provide new experiences for residents. Living Arrangements and Unit Features Not all residents have the same preferences when it comes to their living space, so Cedarbrook provides options for the social butterflies and reserved residents. They currently offer fully furnished shared and private suites. The shared suite enables residents to enjoy the company of a roommate, while the private suite enables residents to enjoy solitude. Additionally, the community puts security first to help assure residents and their loved ones that they are in good hands. The community is equipped with an advanced fire security system and provides direct access to emergency services. Motion sensors, pull cords, window sensors, and call panels are placed throughout the community for maximum safety. Additionally, the 24/7 staff is regularly trained in safety. Care Types Offered Cedarbrook Memory Care Community is a residential care facility for the elderly (RCFE) , which in the state of California is a housing arrangement for persons 60 years or older where supervision and personal care is provided based on the needs of the residents. These facilities are also known as assisted living facilities and board and care facilities . A residential care facility may provide care for residents with dementia or Alzheimer’s. Cedarbrook Memory Care Community Inspection Reports Related Articles Memory Care Activities: How Communities Engage Seniors With Dementia Memory Care Checklist: How to Choose a Memory Care Facility Memory Care vs. Nursing Homes: What’s the Difference?