Palm Springs Alzheimer's Care Centers
This directory includes 5 Palm Springs Alzheimer's Care providers. Since there are less than 5000 Alzheimer's care centers in the United States, your options may be slim. Most major cities have some options but you are really lucky to have any choices in a rural areas. We list Palm Springs Alzheimer's care facilities on this site as a reference. The best source for help finding care for someone is to call the Alzheimer's is Alzheimer's Association at www.alz.org but don't use their on-line search. It includes less options than this site. They have regional chapters in every state. Most but no all Palm Springs chapters keep an up to data list of Alzheimer's facilities in their area.
In the early stages of Alzheimer's, when a senior doesn't require 24 hour supervision, you may to consider want to consider a Palm Springs CCRC, assisted living or in-home care. A CCRC allows seniors the benefit of making just one transition into a care facility and then can move into special areas based on their needs. Assisted Living is a much higher standard of living than a locked-down memory care unit. In-home care can be the least expensive senior care but does place additional load on the family. If Palm Springs, California does not have enough options use the links on the right to expand your search.
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Local Palm Springs assisted living reviews:
Aggressive PatientsThis facility has a high turn over rate due to the aggressive and reactive people living in the facility. If you like smoking all day and profanity, you might like the place. The caretaker only reacts to the patients when not smoking herself and...
This home does not belong in a nice neighborhood!This home houses volatile, annoying, unpredictable and downright seedy residents who have NO supervision whatsoever...
Alzheimer's UnitBecause of the configuration of the above unit all people are treated the same, although they are not at the same levels of dementia or Alzheimer's. There is no supervision in the unit as a nurse for the whole facility is in charge...
Sub standard is an overstatementWhat I am relating to happened about three years ago. I had almost forgotten my experience there but was reminded recently by a friend who didn't go there based upon my experience and recommendation...