Memory care

Specialized Memory Care in a Small, Loving Home

Intimate care for seven residents, shaped around Alzheimer’s, dementia and cognitive change, in a house in Overland Park where faces and routines stay familiar.

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Why a Small Home Helps With Memory Loss

Memory-related challenges ask for patience, familiarity and gentleness. A household of seven lets caregivers build a real connection with each resident, which is what settles anxiety and gives back a sense of security and belonging.

  • Only seven residents

    The whole house knows each person, so changes in mood or appetite are noticed the same day.

  • A layout that makes sense

    A single-story home rather than corridors and wings, which cuts confusion and wandering.

  • Familiar faces and routines

    The same caregivers, the same rhythm to the day, which is what keeps people calm.

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Alzheimer’s and dementia

Compassionate Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care

Living with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia can bring changes to memory, communication, and everyday routines. Our caregivers offer compassionate, personalized support that helps each resident feel comfortable, respected, and supported in familiar surroundings.

We focus on meaningful interactions, consistent routines, help with daily activities, and a reassuring environment shaped around each person’s needs and preferences. We also understand how much families go through as a loved one’s care needs change, and we keep you informed along the way.

What that support looks like

  • Help with everyday routines as memory loss makes them harder
  • Familiar caregivers and a steady rhythm to each day
  • Respect for each person’s dignity, preferences, and independence
  • Support and regular updates for families
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What Memory Care Includes

  • Cognitive and daily living support

    Guidance through the day that helps rather than takes over, so residents keep doing what they still can.

  • Engaging daily activities

    Personalized activities that invite memory, conversation and a bit of joy.

  • Meals that support health

    Three homemade meals a day, planned with a licensed dietitian.

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Clinical Leadership and Safety

  • Owned and run by a Registered Nurse

    Clinical oversight comes from the owner, not from a head office.

  • Physician on call 24/7

    Day or night, there is a doctor to call.

  • Caregivers trained in memory support

    Including the annual dementia care training Kansas requires of Home Plus staff.

Discover the Epic Difference for Your Loved One

Come and see how the house feels on an ordinary afternoon, and tell us what your family is dealing with.

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Prefer to talk? Call (913) 600-5539.