How Our Memory Care Lifestyle and SafelyYou Respond™ Work Together to Protect Your Loved One
When a loved one is living with memory loss, safety and quality of life become top priorities. At our community, we’ve thoughtfully designed a Memory Care Lifestyle that offers a comforting solution when remaining at home is no longer possible. Residents benefit from a secure, homelike setting, person-centered support, and life-enhancing services tailored to their unique needs.
Our dedicated team provides 24-hour care, with staff specially trained in dementia care. Through research-based programming and specialized therapies, we help residents stay engaged, connected, and supported every day. And just as important, we support families, too, providing reassurance and peace of mind through every stage of the journey.
To further elevate safety, our community is proud to integrate SafelyYou Respond™, world-leading AI video technology designed specifically to detect and help prevent falls. Falls are a leading concern in memory care settings, but SafelyYou offers an extra layer of protection that changes the game.
Here’s how it works: SafelyYou Respond™ uses advanced AI to detect over 99% of on-the-ground events. If a fall occurs, a secure video is reviewed by a remote team of medical professionals—including MDs, RNs, OTs, and PTs—who collaborate with our on-site staff. This partnership allows us to accurately assess each fall’s severity and provide the right care faster. Even more critically, it helps us uncover the “why” behind the fall, enabling our team to develop personalized strategies to help prevent future incidents.
The results speak for themselves: communities using SafelyYou consistently see a dramatic reduction in falls and fall-related ER visits. That means your loved one stays safer, healthier, and more confidently supported.
In Memory Care, the smallest moments of safety, understanding, and compassion can have the greatest impact. By combining expert care with innovative technology, we’re helping ensure those moments happen more often—and more meaningfully—for every resident and every family.