Small Residential Memory Care Homes
At Applewood Our House Golden, women living with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other cognitive changes receive specialized memory care in a residential home created just for women.
As Applewood’s first all-women’s home, Golden makes room for the routines, interests, and personal preferences each resident brings, along with opportunities to share everyday life with the women around her.
Applewood Our House Golden is where it all began. As our first home, remodeled in 2011, it has grown into a residential memory care community exclusively for women, with room for 14 residents across eight private rooms and three companion rooms.
Mature trees surround the backyard and garden, offering a lovely place to spend time outdoors, enjoy a visit with family, or relax with Diamond, our resident house dog. Inside, shared living spaces and a welcoming kitchen bring people together for meals, conversations, and the ordinary moments that make up life around the house.
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Care begins with getting to know each resident. From the way she likes to start her mornings to the activities she enjoys, those personal details help our caregivers support women living with Alzheimer’s and different forms and stages of dementia.
Each bedroom at Applewood Golden has its own bathroom, with soft carpeting in the bedrooms and hardwood floors throughout the shared living areas. Residents have space to enjoy quiet moments or join others in the heart of the house.
The kitchen opens into the daily life of the home, offering a familiar place for meals, conversation, and time spent together. Take a look at the floor plan to see how everything is arranged.
An afternoon in the garden, music playing in the background, a visit from family, or Diamond stopping by for some attention. At Applewood Golden, there’s room for planned activities and the simple pleasures that happen along the way.
Residents can join a group activity, spend time with their neighbors, or enjoy a quieter afternoon. What matters is having opportunities to spend each day doing things they enjoy, in ways that feel right to them.
Imagine seeing someone you love light up as they do something they thought they’d left behind. A return to a favorite pastime, a long-awaited outing, or an afternoon that becomes a story the whole family remembers. Our engagement program brings residents together while making time for deeply personal experiences.
She listens to their stories, remembers what makes them smile, and works with our team to turn their wishes into experiences they’ll enjoy.
Familiar faces become part of every visit. A caregiver who remembers the little things, a conversation that carries on from last time, or a celebration that brings everyone together. Over time, these relationships make Applewood Golden more than a place to live.
A favorite morning routine, time spent outdoors, or the comfort of having familiar belongings nearby. At Applewood Our House, we’d love to learn more about her and talk about how those familiar parts of life can continue in our Golden home.
Come meet the people who care for our residents, see the spaces where they spend their days, and get a feel for life at our Golden home. We’d be happy to welcome you for a visit.
Here are a few common questions asked about assisted living for memory care. Click on each question below to see the answers.
If you’ve never been inside an Memory Care facility, you may be wondering what services are offered. First of all, they provide residents and their families peace of mind. Although family members cannot be with their loved ones all the time, they realize they are in safe hands.
Well, in short, they provide seniors a safe place to live. At Applewood Our House, we strive to provide our residents with a healthy lifestyle. Our residents exercise, eat healthy meals, get sufficient sleep, and have quality social interaction.
Our residents also enjoy trips to restaurants, shopping, parks, museums, fishing trips, the zoo, and other attractions.
According to the AARP, over 70 million Americans 50 and older have one chronic condition or more. Also, slips and falls are a significant concern for families who cannot care for their senior loved one’s. Families also worry about security, daily grooming, isolation, and medicine management, as well.
Memory Care is one of the best options for seniors who need extra care that families sometimes cannot provide.
Applewood Golden was our first residential memory care home exclusively for women. Residents share meals, activities, and common spaces with other women while receiving care shaped around their individual routines, interests, and preferences. It’s a setting where companionship can develop naturally, without expecting everyone to enjoy the same things.
Not every resident wants to join every activity, and that’s perfectly fine. Some may enjoy spending time in the garden, listening to music, or sitting with Diamond, our resident house dog. Our team accommodates personal preferences while offering opportunities to spend time with others.
Our caregivers learn how each resident prefers to go about her day, from when she likes to wake up to the activities and meals she enjoys. These details help shape daily support, allowing familiar habits to remain part of life at Applewood Golden.
Yes! Golden’s backyard and garden offer residents and their families a space to enjoy time together outdoors. Whether it’s sitting among the mature trees, sharing a conversation, or spending a quiet afternoon together, these spaces are part of everyday life around the house.
Our new house dog at our Golden home — a 6-year-old shepherd, lab, border collie mix with the gentlest soul.
Rescued by Lola’s Rescue from a homeless camp, she’s now exactly where she belongs… surrounded by people who will love her just as much as she loves them.
Her forever home is here — with our residents






