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Dementia â Senior Living Guide
An umbrella term for conditions involving cognitive decline beyond normal aging.
Affects approximately 55 million people worldwide
Recommended Care Options
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Memory Care
Specialized care for Alzheimer's and dementia in a secure environment.
$6,935/mo median
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Support with daily activities in a residential community setting.
$5,350/mo median
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Daytime supervision and activities while family caregivers work.
$1,885/mo median
What to Look For in a Facility
- 1Type of dementia affects care needs
- 2Early stages may only need home care or adult day care
- 3Memory care for moderate to severe stages
- 4Family caregiver support and respite
- 5Behavioral management expertise
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Frequently Asked Questions
The recommended care types for dementia include Memory Care, Assisted Living, Adult Day Care. The right choice depends on the severity of the condition, other health needs, and family preferences. Take our free care assessment for a personalized recommendation.
Costs vary by care type and location. Memory Care: $6,935/mo nationally. Assisted Living: $5,350/mo nationally. Adult Day Care: $1,885/mo nationally. Use our cost calculator for pricing in your area.
Medicare may cover short-term skilled nursing and home health care. Medicaid may cover long-term care through state waiver programs. Coverage depends on your state and the type of care needed. Use our Medicaid Eligibility Checker to find out.