Memory Care at Gianna Homes
Searching for memory care can be difficult. While there are plenty of options, how do you know which memory care facility or home will truly provide the best care? Before making important elder care decisions, you need to pay close attention to the history of the organization, read testimonials, tour the location, and speak with representatives. It’s also important to look into a typical day at the home, and consider how your loved one would fit into the culture of the home. All these tasks can be difficult, but finding quality memory care is worth it.
At Gianna Homes, our person-centered approach to memory care focuses on creating meaningful life experiences for individuals with cognitive impairments. Rather than viewing Alzheimer’s and other dementias as a “long goodbye,” we help our residents continue to engage in life in positive and fulfilling ways. Our specialized care program is built around three key elements:
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A Typical Day at Gianna Homes
At Gianna Homes, we strive to create a fulfilling daily experience that nurtures the social, sensory, emotional, spiritual, and physical well-being of our residents. Our activities are thoughtfully structured around each individual’s interests and abilities, ensuring meaningful engagement throughout the day.
Morning
- Wake-up and personalized morning care
- Enjoy a nourishing breakfast
- Grooming, beauty routines, and personal care
- Daily devotions for spiritual enrichment
- Rest time or soothing massage therapy
- Gentle exercises to promote mobility and wellness
- Group art activity to inspire creativity and connection
Afternoon
- Lunch with friends
- Rest or nap for relaxation
- One-on-one visits for companionship and emotional support
- Engaging activities such as table games, garden walks, or reading
- Afternoon snack to refresh and recharge
- Movement exercises for strength and flexibility
- Sensory or reminiscing activity to spark memories and joy
Evening
- Lunch with friends
- Rest or nap for relaxation
- One-on-one visits for companionship and emotional support
- Engaging activities such as table games, garden walks, or reading
- Afternoon snack to refresh and recharge
- Movement exercises for strength and flexibility
- Sensory or reminiscing activity to spark memories and joy
Our Specialties
Our staff members receive thorough and continuous training. All staff members receive specialized training in Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Hospitality, Customer Service, Emergency Procedure, Safety Training, Medication Passing Procedure, Infection Control, Housekeeping/laundry care, Orientation to Assisted Living Bill of Rights, HIPAA compliance and all other requirements of our Assisted Living with Dementia Care license through the Minnesota Department of Health. At both of our homes, we have nursing aides on duty 24 hours a day.