At The Monarch at Cedar Park, we deliver consistent and compassionate care that adds joy to memory care residents’ lives and provides peace of mind to families. We know comfort, familiarity, and safety are vital for a person living with memory impairment. Featuring a secure courtyard with grand pavilion and extensive walking trails, our newly-renovated Valeo™ memory care community in Cedar Park, TX, is designed to reduce confusion and boost confidence while keeping individuals safe and secure.
You and your family will discover a sense of community and a passionate team focused on safely maximizing each resident’s abilities and well-being. With team members available 24/7, our innovative and personalized program is designed to enhance the physical, social, intellectual, and spiritual well-being of each resident, with the stimulation needed to maintain cognitive strength and empower their days.
If someone you love has been diagnosed with dementia and you’re wondering where to begin when researching memory care options, The Monarch at Cedar Park is here to help you navigate this journey – we invite you to connect with our team.
Valeo™ is part of our Salus™ by AgeWell Senior Living philosophy dedicated to those living with memory-related conditions. Valeo™, Latin for “to thrive,” aligns with our holistic approach to wellness, and our signature memory care program at The Monarch at Cedar Park is built on that foundation.
Above all, our programming is designed to bring joy to the lives of individuals with memory-related conditions, such as dementia and Alzheimer’s. Every program is customized to each person’s strengths and provides opportunities to engage and pursue individual interests
Memory care communities are residential options offering specialized care and support for older adults living with memory-impairing conditions, such as Alzheimer’s and dementia. These communities are intentionally designed to provide a comfortable, low-stress environment with security features and design elements to promote safety and familiarity. In addition, team members are on-site 24/7 to ensure resident safety and wellness.
While memory care falls under the umbrella of senior living, it’s important to note that it is not the same as assisted living. While both offer assistance with daily tasks and activities, memory care focuses solely on those living with cognitive impairments.
Team members at memory care communities are specially trained to manage symptoms associated with dementia and help residents maintain cognitive skills and a sense of self. They understand the balance of encouraging residents to stay as independent as possible while providing the support they need.
During the early stages of dementia, symptoms are generally milder, allowing individuals to be able to remain living independently. However, as dementia progresses and symptoms worsen, there will likely come a time when they can no longer live alone or need more constant support and attention. When that time comes, a memory care community can help.
Symptoms and cognitive changes associated with dementia don’t follow a set timeline, so it can be challenging to know when additional care is needed. As a result, the right time to transition a family member to a memory care community is different for each individual and family. However, some circumstances can indicate that memory care may be the right next step:
The cost of memory care can vary depending on the community, location, and care. However, due to the specialized support offered, many memory care communities feature all-inclusive pricing, so individuals and families don’t have hidden charges or “extras.”
When you choose The Monarch at Cedar Park for someone you love, there is a one-time community fee of $2,500, which covers the cost of admission paperwork, preparing the apartment for move-in, and helping to maintain community spaces such as dining rooms, outdoor areas, and apartments. From there, our specialized Valeo™ memory care services are all-inclusive and start at $6,890.
As we age, cognitive abilities can shift. It’s important to be aware of any signs that a loved one might be experiencing symptoms of Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia.
Our free memory care guide and workbook outlines the general stages of Alzheimer’s disease, the benefits a memory care community provides, tips for finding the right community, and more, helping you confidently make the right decision for your family member.
We want to ensure you and your family have the information you need to make a confident decision about memory care. We invite you to submit a request for more information, and our team will be in touch.
Our team is here to make the transition to memory care as comfortable and worry-free as possible. We’ve created a community where those living with dementia can thrive and live fulfilling lives, and we would be honored to be a part of your journey.