1. Memory Care Communities

• • This is a non-intrusive, secure, and friendly environment intended to make the best of cognitive stimulation for the patients.

• • It employs specially trained personnel, a safe environment, and 24/7 surveillance under the supervision of the staff.

• • Exercises to enhance mental ability will be in the program of this residence.

• • Appropriate facilities are available for those who are at the first or second stage and need more connections and activities.

2. Memory Care Units in Assisted Living

• • These are the designated locations within assisted living communities, exclusively used for patients with mental illnesses.

• • Generally, it is intended for the patient in the initial to the advanced period of dementia because it besides other remedies has specialized equipment and trained staff.

• • It is a bridge from retirement home life to greater care or respite, especially for non-nursing patients.

3. At-Home Care

• • Care provided by either a family caregiver or a paid professional in the patient’s home.

• • Preferably, they can be allocated to those family members or dementia neighbors who are basically experiencing the beginning of the stage.

• • The person may continue living in their familiar surroundings, from which the intervention of the health care would be best fulfilled.

• • Some safety modifications like handrails, grab bars, and lighting may be necessary to keep the home environment safe.

4. Nursing Homes

• • These are medical institutions dedicated to caring for the medically ill.

• • It is designed for patients who have reached such a high degeneration stage that they require specialized therapy for the disease.

• • It has 24/7 nursing services so that the sick never should be alone.

5. Dementia Villages

• • It is an unbelievable way to incorporate a village-like actual experience into the healing of a person.

• • Therapeutic ward for people on the middle to later phase of dementia condition is created with the help of the unit.

• • With great creativity and independence in a worry-free environment, dementia villages succeed where ordinary care centers fail.

Choose the environment with the knowledge of their stage of dementia, their safety necessities, the socialization opportunities for them, and the staff’s skills. It is highly recommended that medical professionals be consulted and that the individuals’ needs and the facilities available are taken into account.