CARES® Memory Care in Parma, Ohio

Broadview Multi-Care Center offers a secured, designated CARES® memory care unit for eligible residents with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, cognitive impairment, and wandering risk. Placement is based on an individualized clinical and safety review.

A Secured, Structured Care Environment

The CARES® unit provides an activity-based environment designed to support safety, comfort, dignity, and meaningful engagement. Residents receive nursing support and assistance with daily needs within a secured setting.

  • Memory care support may include:
  • Secured-unit safety measures
  • Wandering-risk support
  • Structured daily routines
  • Activity-based engagement
  • Assistance with daily living
  • Medication management
  • Skilled nursing oversight
  • Psychological and psychiatric support
  • Family communication and care planning
  • Social-worker support

Memory Care With Skilled Nursing

Residents who have dementia may also have medical, rehabilitation, wound, respiratory, dialysis, or long-term-care needs. Broadview evaluates each resident individually to determine whether those needs can be supported safely within the available care environment.

Behavioral and Safety Review

Behavioral and safety review
Dementia can present differently in every person. Although Broadview considers residents with a range of dementia-related needs and behaviors, no behavior or condition should be described as automatically accepted. Admission depends on clinical appropriateness, safety needs, staffing, available services, and the facility’s ability to implement an appropriate care plan.

Frenquenlty Asked Questions About Memory Care

Is the CARES® unit secured?

Yes. CARES® is a secured, designated memory care unit intended to support residents with dementia and wandering risk.

Who may qualify for memory care?

The unit may be appropriate for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, cognitive impairment, confusion, or wandering risk. Admission requires clinical and safety review.

Does Broadview accept every dementia-related behavior?

Admissions are reviewed individually. Acceptance depends on clinical needs, safety risks, staffing, available services, and Broadview’s ability to provide appropriate care.

Can memory-care residents receive skilled nursing services?

Yes, when clinically appropriate and available. Residents may receive skilled nursing and other approved clinical services based on their individualized plans of care.

To learn more about memory care in Parma, OH, call (216) 749‑4010 or schedule a private tour of the CARES unit at Broadview Multi‑Care Center.