The Sanctuary, a Groundbreaking Model of Boutique Memory Care, is Expanding its Footprint with the Opening of its 5th Senior Memory Care Facility in Charlotte.

Dec 18, 2023

The Sanctuary, delivering the comforts of home paired with highly personalized memory care, has transformed Charlotte's senior living landscape since 2017

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States - December 18, 2023

A leading provider of senior memory care services, The Sanctuary proudly announces it will soon open its fifth care home in the heart of Charlotte, North Carolina, marking a new era in personalized and boutique memory care. This newest facility, built from the ground up and entirely customized to meet the unique needs of its residents, exemplifies The Sanctuary's commitment to offering secure and highly personalized memory care for older adults dealing with the progressive effects of Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia.

According to studies, Alzheimer's and memory-related conditions affect 1 in 10 older American adults and are more prevalent in those above 65+. As symptoms advance, family members may experience distress as they are concerned about safety, growing daily care requirements, and the overall well-being of their loved ones. They can find much-needed solace at The Sanctuary, a Charlotte memory care facility. The Sanctuary’s personalized approach assists individuals in mid to late-stage dementia in maintaining a high quality of life through safe and round-the-clock care by a team of qualified memory care specialists.

Unlike other assisted living homes, The Sanctuary maintains a 1:3 caregiver-to-resident ratio to ensure personalized attention and comprehensive care for each resident. With comfort, familiarity, and well-being in mind, these Charlotte care homes are designed to resemble a home environment with which we’re all familiar, making the transition to Charlotte assisted living easier for its residents. Each Sanctuary location features ample natural light, spacious private accommodations, and open floor plans. Long corridors and elevators have been strategically eliminated so that caregivers are always within reach, and residents enjoy family-style dining tables, inviting common areas, and high-end finishes. The Sanctuary's fifth location boasts fully furnished private suites for each resident, complete with a private bathroom and a personal walk-out patio, offering space for enjoying quality outdoor time. 

This boutique setting not only prioritizes aesthetics but also offers unparalleled safety precautions, resulting in lower rates of infections, accidents, or falls. With higher-quality staff and significantly less turnover, residents benefit from a stable and dedicated care team. The boutique model allows for direct access to ownership, management, and key personnel at all times, ensuring better care coordination with highly trained medical professionals.

Residents at The Sanctuary receive 24/7 support for all Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), including total care services and medication management, provided by a dedicated and highly trained staff. 

The Sanctuary’s unique approach emphasizes not only physical care but, more importantly, maintaining cognitive skills and emotional well-being. The Charlotte facilities offer a range of stimulating activities tailored to the unique needs and interests of each resident. These activities offer essential, individualized stimulation with the purpose of maintaining vital abilities and delaying cognitive deterioration. 

The Sanctuary's commitment to a boutique memory care experience extends beyond the residents to their families. Families receive the support they need to focus on redefining their roles as sons, daughters, or spouses. The unique environment fosters a sense of community and understanding, creating a supportive network for families navigating the challenges of dementia.

"We are excited to expand this unique model of personalized and boutique memory care with our fifth location. From tailored living spaces to a warm, intimate atmosphere that prioritizes safety, quality of care, and a sense of home, this newest location exemplifies our dedication to redefining the standards of memory care," said Lev Saks, Co-Owner at The Sanctuary.

The new location is set to open its doors in the first quarter of 2024, welcoming residents to experience the next level of boutique memory care.



About Us: Founded in 2017, The Sanctuary is a pioneer in senior living communities in the Charlotte area, specializing in personalized memory care for individuals with dementia. The organization is dedicated to providing innovative living spaces and a customized approach, ensuring the highest standards of care and comfort for its residents. Its on-site memory care team include a registered nurse, Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) & Medication Aides, and an activity director. In addition, the facilities also have on-call health experts, including a physician assistant, dietician, and pharmacist. For more information, please visit www.sanctuarysenior.com or contact:

Contact Info:
Name: Jessica Saks
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Organization: The Sanctuary
Address: 6741 Ciscayne Pl, Charlotte, NC 28211, United States
Phone: 704-233-3374
Website: http://www.sanctuarysenior.com

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