Memory Care in Janesville, Wisconsin

Compassionate, personalized care for individuals living with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. At Cedar Crest, residents receive support with activities of daily living (ADLs) in a comfortable, secure environment, with social activities and a team dedicated to their well-being.

Personalized Memory Care at Cedar Crest

Memory care is specialized senior living for people experiencing memory loss, Alzheimer’s disease, or other forms of dementia. It combines help with activities of daily living (ADLs) a secure living environment, and opportunities for social connection and meaningful engagement.

At Cedar Crest in Janesville, each resident receives a personalized care plan based on their individual needs. Our team provides assistance with everyday routines, medication management, meals, and personal care. A dementia specialist helps guide activities designed to keep residents engaged and connected.

Our goal is to help residents feel comfortable, supported, and at home while giving families greater peace of mind.

A smiling staff member in floral scrubs reviews a binder with a senior resident at Cedar Crest Senior Living in Janesville, WI, illustrating the compassionate Assisted Living and Skilled Nursing care provided at this faith-based, non-profit retirement community.

Daily Life in Our Memory Care Community

Familiar routines, comfortable surroundings, and meaningful activities are important parts of daily life for people living with dementia. Cedar Crest offers opportunities for residents to participate in activities that support social interaction and enjoyment.

Activities may include:

  • Music and familiar songs
  • Arts, crafts, and creative activities
  • Games and group activities
  • Daily wellness and social programs

Activities are adapted to residents’ interests and abilities. Our team encourages participation while respecting each person’s preferences and comfort level.

Comfortable, Private Living Spaces

Cedar Crest’s Memory Care offers private resident rooms with individual temperature controls. Residents can enjoy the comfort of their own space while receiving the assistance they need throughout the day.

Daily living includes three chef-prepared meals, snacks, housekeeping, laundry services, and help with personal care. Staff are available 24 hours a day to provide support.

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What’s Included in Memory Care at Cedar Crest?

Our memory care services are designed to support residents’ daily needs while helping them maintain comfort, dignity, and meaningful connections.

Personal Care and Daily Support

  • Individualized care plans
  • Assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs)
  • Medication management
  • Three chef-prepared meals and snacks
  • Housekeeping and laundry

Community and Wellness

  • Staff available 24 hours a day
  • Secure living environment
  • Daily group and wellness activities
  • On-site therapy services available
  • Priority access to continuing care

Families can contact our team to discuss a loved one’s needs, available accommodations, and the services included in their care plan.

Memory Care vs. Assisted Living: What’s the Difference?

Assisted living and memory care both provide personalized support to help older adults with everyday activities, but they serve different needs.
Assisted living is designed for individuals who need help with daily tasks such as bathing, dressing, or medication management while maintaining as much independence as possible.

Memory care provides specialized support for individuals experiencing Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. Residents receive personalized care plans that address their individual needs, including assistance with activities of daily living. Memory care also focuses on consistent routines, cognitive support, and activities designed for people experiencing memory loss.

Assisted Living Memory Care
Personalized assistance with everyday activities such as bathing, dressing, and medication management Individualized care plans that include assistance with activities of daily living and dementia-related needs
Encourages independence with assistance as needed Provides structured routines and specialized support for individuals experiencing memory loss
Social activities and opportunities to stay active and engaged Activities adapted to residents’ cognitive abilities and individual needs
Ideal for individuals who need some daily assistance while maintaining independence Designed for individuals who need additional support due to Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia

Cedar Crest offers both assisted living and memory care. Our team can help families understand the differences and discuss which setting may be appropriate for their loved one.

When Is It Time to Consider Memory Care?

Deciding when a loved one may need memory care is not always easy. Families often begin exploring options when memory loss starts to affect everyday safety, routines, or the amount of support needed at home.

Signs that it may be time to explore memory care include:

  • Increasing confusion or disorientation
  • Wandering or becoming lost in familiar places
  • Difficulty managing medications or personal care
  • Changes in behavior that make daily routines harder
  • Safety concerns when a person is left alone
  • Growing care needs that are difficult for family members to manage

These changes do not automatically mean someone needs memory care. A healthcare professional can help evaluate the person’s needs, and Cedar Crest can explain the support available within our community.

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A smiling staff member in floral scrubs and a senior resident sit together on a floral sofa reviewing a care plan at Cedar Crest Senior Living. This faith-based, non-profit community in Janesville, WI, offers a full continuum of care, including Assisted Living, Skilled Nursing, and Memory Care.

Support for Families Navigating Alzheimer’s and Dementia

Memory loss affects more than the person receiving care. It can also bring new questions and responsibilities for spouses, adult children, and other family members.

Memory loss affects more than the person receiving care. It can also bring new questions and responsibilities for spouses, adult children, and other family members.

Cedar Crest provides educational opportunities and support for people affected by Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. Our community hosts a monthly dementia caregiver support group to create a safe space for families and loved ones.

Families are encouraged to reach out with questions about memory care services, daily routines, and the process of exploring care options.

Additional Care Options as Needs Change

Cedar Crest is a Life Plan Community offering several levels of senior living and care in Janesville. These include independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing.

For families planning for the future, having these services within one community can provide valuable reassurance. As a resident’s needs change, Cedar Crest can help families explore appropriate care options, subject to individual needs and availability.

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Memory Care Rooms and Floor Plans

A comfortable, familiar space can help residents feel more at home. Cedar Crest offers private memory care accommodations, including Studio and Studio Deluxe options.

Explore the available floor plans, then contact our team to learn more about room features, current availability, and scheduling a visit.

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Additional Care Options as Needs Change

Cedar Crest is a Life Plan Community offering several levels of senior living and care in Janesville. These include independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing.

For families planning for the future, having these services within one community can provide valuable reassurance. As a resident’s needs change, Cedar Crest can help families explore appropriate care options, subject to individual needs and availability.

Memory care is a type of senior living designed for people with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. It provides assistance with daily activities, a secure environment, and programs that support social interaction and engagement.

Assisted living helps residents with everyday tasks while supporting independence. Memory care provides more specialized assistance for people with dementia, including structured routines, adapted activities, and a secure living environment.

Families may want to explore memory care when memory loss begins to affect safety, daily routines, or the ability to manage care at home. A healthcare professional can help assess the person’s needs, while Cedar Crest can explain its available services.

Yes. Cedar Crest provides memory care for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. Services include personalized care plans, daily assistance, activities, and 24-hour staffing.

Cedar Crest offers personalized care plans, help with daily living activities, medication management, chef-prepared meals and snacks, housekeeping, laundry, group and wellness activities, and 24-hour staffing. On-site therapy services are also available.

Yes. Cedar Crest’s Memory Care Home has staff available 24 hours a day to provide assistance and support to residents.

Residents can participate in activities such as music, crafts, games, and daily group and wellness programs. Activities are designed to encourage engagement and can be adapted to residents’ abilities and interests.

Cedar Crest offers multiple levels of senior living and healthcare, including memory care and skilled nursing. Families can discuss available options with the Cedar Crest team as a resident’s care needs change. Transitions depend on individual needs and availability.

Memory care costs depend on the accommodations, services, and level of support needed. Contact Cedar Crest to discuss current pricing, availability, and the services that may be appropriate for your loved one.

You can schedule a tour through the Cedar Crest website or call (608) 756-0344. A visit is an opportunity to see the memory care environment, ask questions, and learn more about available services.

Schedule a Memory Care Tour at Cedar Crest

Choosing memory care is an important decision. Our team is here to answer your questions, explain available services, and help you explore the next step for your family.

Complete the form below or call (608) 756-0344 to learn more about memory care at Cedar Crest in Janesville, Wisconsin.