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    Providing Innovative Care for Those Living with Memory Issues

    We provide a holistic approach to quality care and services, providing innovative memory care with assisted living and the convenience of specialized skilled short-term rehabilitation and Medicare-covered services for individuals with memory care needs.

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    Memory Care

    Alden Courts of Shorewood provides a unique memory care model that allows your loved one to age in place.

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    Short-term Rehab

    If your loved one experiences a fall, injury or medical condition that requires rehabilitation and therapy, Alden Courts of Shorewood can provide specialized rehabilitation, nursing and therapy care and services designed exclusively to assist individuals with memory care issues.

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    Family Support

    Alden Courts of Shorewood offers a forum for maximum family involvement, as this is vital to the quality of life of your loved one. Studies show family involvement has been associated with better psychological and psychosocial well-being.

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    Respite Care

    Respite care allows caregivers to create some time to take care of their own needs, whether it’s going to medical appointments, attending a child’s piano recital, vacationing or just taking a break.

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