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Floor Plans

Memory Care Floor Plans in Duxbury, MA

At Duxbury House, everything we do is centered on the total well-being of our residents. We understand that transitioning to a care facility is a significant milestone, which is why our Memory Care floor plans in Duxbury, MA, are meticulously crafted to support older adults living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.

Thoughtful Design for Cognitive Support

Our private Memory Care apartments are specifically designed to accommodate those with significant cognitive impairment. By focusing on a layout that minimizes confusion and maximizes comfort, we help seniors maintain their quality of life while creating a welcoming place for residents to live in and call home.

  • Sunlit Living Spaces: Each apartment is flooded with natural light, creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere for both residents and family visits.
  • Personal Touches: We encourage families to bring cherished belongings, ensuring the space feels like a true home rather than a standard long-term care setting.
  • Safety and Comfort: Every suite includes a spacious, accessible bathroom, ample clothes closets, and individual thermostats to ensure personal preference is always respected.

More Than Personal Care Services: An Enriching Lifestyle

While our community provides expert healthcare and support with activities of daily living  (ADLs), we believe a well-lived life  requires more than just clinical oversight. We provide a comprehensive range of services and amenities designed to remove the burdens of home maintenance and replace them with opportunities for connection, comfort, and personal growth.

Services and Amenities

  • 24-hour staffing by specially trained individuals and Certified Dementia Practitioners®
  • Three chef-prepared meals and snacks daily
  • All private Memory Care suites 
  • Daily social, recreational, educational, and fitness programs
  • Personal laundry, linen, and housekeeping services
  • Assistance with coordination of healthcare needs
  • 24-hour emergency response system
  • Scheduled local transportation
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Engaging and Stimulating Activities 

  • Exercise and fitness programs
  • Trivia and brain games
  • Movie nights
  • Painting and crafts
  • Gardening
  • Music and live entertainment
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Memory Care Community Floor Plans

Unlike other senior living community options, Memory Care provides a specialized level of care that ensures residents remain as safe and engaged as possible. This means apartments are crafted to suit residents’ needs while enhancing quality of life.

At Duxbury House, we help residents feel at home with Memory Care units featuring thoughtful design, natural light, spacious bathrooms, and individual thermostats. 

Take a look inside the many options available.

3D floor plan of Winslow memory care studio apartment
3D floor plan of Chilton memory care studio apartment
3D floor plan of Harrison memory care studio apartment
3D floor plan of Marshall memory care studio apartment
3D floor plan of Brewster memory care studio apartment
3D floor plan of Eaton memory care studio apartment

Memory Care Residence Map

Floor plan of Alden Household on the ground level of Duxbury House Memory Care ResidenceFloor plan of the Standish Household layout for second floor of Duxbury House Memory Care Residence

Floor plan of Alden Household on the ground level of Duxbury House Memory Care Residence
Floor plan of the Standish Household layout for second floor of Duxbury House Memory Care Residence

FAQ

While both provide 24-hour support, the focus of the care is the primary difference.

  • Memory Care: Designed specifically for people with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia. The environment is secured to prevent wandering, and the staff is specially trained in communication and behavioral techniques. The goal is to provide a high quality of life through cognitive engagement and a structured routine.

Skilled Nursing: This is a clinical, medical setting. It is for residents who have complex medical needs, such as wound care, ventilators, or those who are bedridden and require frequent nursing interventions.

Resistance to bathing typically emerges during the middle stage (moderate dementia) and is rarely a matter of being difficult. As the brain changes, a senior may experience a genuine fear of the sound or sensation of rushing water, or they may become overwhelmed by the multistep process of undressing and washing. 

Sensory factors also play a major role, as a once-familiar bathroom can suddenly feel too cold, too loud, or disorientingly bright, turning a routine task into a source of significant anxiety.

Even with the best intentions, certain phrases can unintentionally cause confusion, frustration, or even pain for a senior experiencing cognitive decline. Here are just a few of the phrases you should avoid: 

  • “Don’t you remember?”
  • “I just told you that.”
  • “Do you know who I am?”
  • “That’s not your home.”
  • “Hurry up.”
  • “You’re wrong.”