Memory Care
Specialized Memory Care
Harbor House provides specialized residential support for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and other complex forms of dementia. Because each person experiences dementia differently, the care approach is shaped around communication, routines, abilities, preferences and sources of comfort.
Alzheimer’s Disease
Our team supports residents experiencing progressive changes in memory, judgment and daily functioning through familiar routines, calm communication and individualized assistance.
Frontotemporal Dementia
Harbor House provides individualized support for people whose condition may affect personality, behavior, language or decision-making, adapting care strategies to their specific needs and presentation.
Vascular Dementia
Support is tailored to the cognitive, mobility and daily living changes that may follow strokes or other changes in blood flow to the brain.
Primary Progressive Aphasia & Other Complex Conditions
Our team adapts communication and daily support for individuals living with primary progressive aphasia, Huntington’s disease and other conditions involving memory, language, movement, mood or behavioral changes.
A Secure, Individualized Approach
Three Smaller Memory Care Homes
Residents live in one of three home-like settings with others who have similar support needs, helping create familiar routines and consistent caregiving relationships.
Security Without an Institutional Feel
Controlled entry and exit points, secure outdoor spaces and a carefully designed environment support safety while allowing residents to move through comfortable shared spaces.
Dementia-Informed Support
Team members use calm communication, redirection, cueing, coaching and task segmentation, adapting support to each resident’s abilities and responses.