Music’s unique power to evoke emotions and memories is particularly profound for individuals with memory loss. Auburn Hill, nestled in Midlothian, Virginia, leverages this power within its Innovations Memory Care Program. This blog post will explore into how music serves as a therapeutic tool in memory care at Auburn Hill, offering insights for families considering memory care options.
The Power of Music in Memory Care
Research from Harvard Health Publishing highlights music’s ability to improve mood and cognitive function in individuals with dementia. Auburn Hill’s memory care program aligns with these findings, using music to stimulate memories and provide comfort.
Tailored Musical Activities
Our approach resonates with the Alzheimer’s Association’s guidelines on effective dementia care, emphasizing personalized, meaningful activities. At Auburn Hill, residents enjoy customized musical experiences, from group sing-alongs to individual therapy sessions.
Involving Families in Musical Journeys
Engaging families in our music-based activities not only benefits residents but also strengthens familial bonds, as noted by the studies at Northwestern on family involvement in dementia care.
Expert Care and Compassionate Care Team
Team training is key in memory care, and our team’s expertise is reflected in the individualized care we provide, aligning with the best practices outlined by the National Institute on Aging.
A Holistic Approach to Senior Living
Beyond music, Auburn Hills specializes in providing a holistic approach to assisted living and memory care services. Our comprehensive range of services ensures a fulfilling experience for all of our residents. Our commitment to high standards aligns with those set by LeadingAge, an association representing senior living communities.
Music in memory care is more than a pastime at Auburn Hill; it’s a therapeutic tool that enhances life quality. We invite you to experience our community’s commitment to holistic, compassionate care.
Explore Auburn Hill’s memory care programs and witness firsthand how music enriches the lives of our residents. Visit our virtual tour or schedule an in-person visit today.