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Memory care is a type of long-term residential care that provides specialized support and living options for people with memory issues, such as dementia. Memory care facilities have trained staff who can help with daily tasks and provide structured support. Here are some types of memory care options: Residential facilities: These facilities offer intensive, 24-hour care. Assisted living facilities: Some assisted living facilities offer memory care. Continuing care retirement communities: These communities combine independent living with assisted living options. At-home visits: These visits can provide comfort by offering services at home. Adult day care centers: These centers offer memory care services for the day but don't offer housing. Some tips for caring for someone with memory issues include: Keeping a routine for bathing, dressing, and eating Helping the person write down to-do lists, appointments, and events Planning activities that the person enjoys