Aging in Place
Allows for residents to remain in the community as their health care needs change.
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.
Our Programs
Unique Therapy Programs
Therapeutic programs that provide many health benefits for our residents.
Life Enrichment Program
Provides quality experiences for our residents, preserving their dignity and independence.
Skilled Rehabilitation
Offers short-term rehabilitation and post-acute care, covered by Medicare and most insurance plans.
From the Alden Blog
Oct 1, 2026
Aging Solo: How to Plan Ahead with Confidence
More people than ever before are navigating their later years without a spouse, partner, or adult children nearby to help with care. Whether by choice or circumstance, “solo aging” is becoming increasingly common—and it comes with a unique set of considerations that are worth thinking through well before a crisis hits. Several life factors can […]
Sep 15, 2026
Preserving Our Sense of Purpose
Why do we exist? What responsibility do we have to the people around us and those who’ll come after us? Does it actually matter to sit with these big questions? These might sound like questions for philosophers, but they’re exactly the kind of thinking that people with a strong sense of purpose engage in regularly. […]
Sep 1, 2026
Practicing Mindfulness
At its core, mindfulness means anchoring your awareness in the here and now by concentrating on a single sensation, object, or experience. Once dismissed as a fringe wellness trend, it now has a growing body of research behind it showing real benefits for stress reduction and overall health. Millions of people around the world have […]
Aug 15, 2026
What Families Should Know About Hospital Delirium
Imagine your mother goes in for a routine hip replacement. The surgery goes smoothly, but as the anesthesia wears off, something seems terribly wrong. She’s accusing the nursing staff of trying to harm her, crying out in distress, and barely recognizable as herself. Your first thought might be: Did she develop dementia overnight? Most likely, […]