
Memory Care
Memory Care at Hidden Valley
Quality care. Safe environment. Personalized support.
Hidden Valley provides a full continuum of care for older adults who need assistance with daily living or specialized memory support. Our secure memory‑care unit is designed for residents with Alzheimer’s, dementia, or wandering behaviors who require a protected, structured environment.
Our services include:
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Licensed medication management
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Secure, monitored memory‑care neighborhood
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Assistance with bathing, dressing, and mobility
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Three nutritious meals daily + snacks
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Individualized care plans created with families
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Engaging cognitive and sensory activities
We combine professional care standards with a smaller, more attentive setting — giving families peace of mind and residents the dignity, safety, and comfort they deserve.
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Flexibility is Key
Like everyone, those with Alzheimer's and related memory disorders have good and bad days/nights. As a result, our team needs to be flexible at all times. Being flexible means, we will change an activity if the one planned is not working. Being flexible means, we will make a different meal if needed. Being flexible means, we get to know our residents well enough to make a change to accommodate their needs.


Working Together
Since the success of caring for those with Alzhiemer's and related memory disorders is so closely related to knowing your loved one, We need you to be involved. From the beginning and throughout your loved ones stay with us, we will be asking you detailed questions about them. The more we know the more we can create a home for them and you. Our goal is to make you a part of our family and us a part of yours.
Specialized Care-Givers
Before our new team members start working with residents they are taught about Alzheimer's and related memory disorders. This training includes techniques to assist the team with different behaviors such as exit-seeking, wandering, combativeness, and frustrations the residents may manifest. By using the tools our staff are given they can make a difficult moment for a resident turn into a positive loving experience.
