We understand how challenging it can be to care for a loved one with memory issues. Meadows has specialized in Alzheimer’s and related dementia care since the 1970s. We look forward to working in partnership with you to provide care for your loved one.

Compassionate care is:

• Assisting residents in a respectful, dignified manner with their Activities of Daily Living (ADL)
• Meeting the residents where they are in their individual disease process
• Providing stimulation, regular activities that are meaningful, based on the resident and family input
• Providing family education through on-going communication,involvement in care plans and in-house monthly support group
• Ensuring on-going, specialized Alzheimer's and dementia training for staff

Meadows has two memory care units: 

The King Unit provides for those in the earlier stages of memory care, and Station one provides care for those in the later stages. Both units offer:

• comfortable, calm community and activity areas;
• individualized care designed for your loved one;
• three delicious, nutritious meals and snacks;
• private and semi-private rooms that can be personalized;
• regular, engaging activities;
• secured walking paths inside, and outside in our Memory Gardens;
• emergency call response;
• regular laundry and housekeeping service.

“Words can never express what love, compassion, and care our father received from the expert staff at Meadows Mennonite Home during the years that he was a resident there. We thank you that he was so lovingly cared for and that our whole family was cared for too!” 
- Family of a past resident

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NOTE: Meadows Mennonite Home admits people without regard to race, color or national origin. To have your name placed on the waiting list, a completed and dated application must be filed with the Social Service Director's office. No application fee is charged, but a fee for staff visiting a prospective Applicant in his/her home may be assessed. I understand this application is not binding on myself or Meadows Mennonite Retirement Community, but it simply indicates my interest in becoming a Applicant and provides general information necessary to determine the type and amount of assistance I desire.