Memory changes can make familiar tasks feel confusing. A hospital stay, illness, or change in routine may increase that confusion and leave families worried about safety at home.
Maison de Serenity provides memory care and cognitive support in a private six-bed residential setting. We support adults and older adults who benefit from supervision, cueing, personal care, calm redirection, and a consistent daily routine.
Every prospective guest completes an assessment before admission. This allows us to confirm that our RCFE setting can provide the right level of support.
Has your loved one started needing more reminders, supervision, or help with daily routines?
Maison de Serenity may be appropriate for adults and older adults with:
A diagnosis alone does not determine admission. We also review mobility, communication, behavior, personal care needs, medical history, and the type of supervision required.
When a person needs a higher level of medical or behavioral care than our residence can provide, we explain that clearly.
Familiar routines can make the day feel less confusing.
Our team provides 24/7 supervision and personal support in a calm residential setting. We learn each guest’s usual routines, preferences, communication style, and daily needs.
We adjust the pace of support to the guest’s comfort and ability. The goal is to reduce frustration while preserving as much choice and independence as possible.
Support may include:
Memory loss can affect how a person understands questions, expresses discomfort, or responds to change.
Our staff uses calm communication and redirection strategies designed for people living with memory changes.
This may include:
We do not define someone by a diagnosis. We pay attention to the person’s emotions, habits, abilities, and ways of connecting with others.
A familiar song, a simple task, or a quiet conversation can give the day purpose.
We offer small-group and one-to-one activities based on each guest’s interests, mood, energy, and abilities.
Participation is always optional. Some guests may enjoy an activity for a few minutes. Others may prefer quiet company or private time. We follow the guest’s cues.
Activities may include:
Household activities may include folding towels, organizing simple items, setting a table, watering plants, or helping with safe meal preparation tasks.
You know your loved one’s history, routines, preferences, and sources of comfort.
We invite approved family members to share that knowledge during assessment and care planning. It helps our team provide support that feels familiar and personal.
Family involvement may include:
We communicate within the permissions given by the guest or responsible representative. Families receive a clear point of contact for questions and updates.
Caring for someone with memory changes can require constant attention. Family caregivers may need time to rest, travel, work, attend to their own health, or manage an urgent situation.
We aim to provide continuity while the family caregiver steps away.
Maison de Serenity may provide short-term memory support for:
Before admission, we review the guest’s routines, medications, personal care needs, communication patterns, mobility, behaviors, dietary preferences, and family instructions.
Every admission receives an individual review. Memory loss affects each person differently, and the right care setting depends on several factors beyond a diagnosis.
Our assessment may cover:
We review these details in accordance with California RCFE requirements. When our residence is a suitable fit, we discuss availability, room options, pricing, required documents, and the admission plan.
When the person needs services beyond our approved scope, we will say so before admission.
