When a loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, dementia, or another type of cognitive or neurological challenge, life changes in an instant. You find yourself in need of a crash course in the condition so you can quickly learn what to expect and how to help them through the challenges to come. One of the first considerations will be where the person should live – both now and as the disease progresses.

At Longhouse®, we’re here to help, every step of the way. We specialize in memory care in a real home setting, not a large institution. Our small, human-scale households are designed to support individuals living with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia with dignity, comfort, and a life filled with purpose and meaning. We make the search for memory care assisted living personal, never clinical. We offer a different experience: a warm household where residents are known, valued, and supported as individuals.

How We Can Help

We create a calm, supportive environment that helps residents feel safe, connected, and at home. Our team focuses on maintaining routines, preserving dignity, and nurturing each person’s abilities as they change over time.

Personal Care

Our caregivers provide daily personal support to help residents feel comfortable and confident while preserving independence as much as possible, through help with:

• Bathing, dressing, and other hygiene needs
• Mobility support and safe transfers
• Continence care

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Memory Care

Our memory care services are designed specifically for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. We provide:

• Certified caregivers trained in the Validation Method
• Secure households with free access to gardens and natural light
• Purposeful activities that engage mind, body, and spirit

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Assisted Living

For those who need daily support but do not require specialized dementia-focused programming, we offer assisted living in the same warm, household setting. This service supports personal care, daily routines, and quality of life in a smaller, more personal environment.

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Intermittent Nursing and Hospice

Our nursing team provides intermittent medical care and partners with hospice professionals to ensure continuity of care as needs change. Some of the many ways we can help include:

• Medication management and tube feeding
• Wound and diabetic care
• Coordination with hospice providers

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What Daily Life Looks Like at Longhouse

Each day at Longhouse is structured around familiarity, comfort, and compassionate support. Residents are encouraged to participate in daily routines while receiving help when needed. We provide:

• Shared meals in a family-style kitchen and dining space
• Mobility and fall risk assistance
• Enriching activities based on lifelong interests
• RN-supervised medication management
• Housekeeping, laundry, and home maintenance
• Awake overnight staff
• Secure outdoor access and garden spaces
• Dementia-friendly design and specialty programming
• Intermittent nursing services and hospice support

If you don’t see a service listed here, we’re always happy to talk through specific needs and explore solutions together.

Why Families Choose Longhouse for Memory Care

Families often come to us after visiting larger memory care facilities that feel overwhelming or impersonal. Our approach offers something different.

• Small households that foster connection and trust
• Continuity of care as needs change
• RN oversight
• Trusted sponsorship by Husky Senior Care
• A calm, familiar home environment designed specifically for memory support

At Longhouse, residents become part of our household, and more importantly, part of our family.