Memory Care

Memory Care is a weekly 3 hour program for both caregivers and people experiencing moderate memory loss (e.g., vascular dementia and mild Alzheimer’s disease). 

We separate Memory Care services with people with early-onset Alzheimer's disease (e.g., diagnosed before the age of 65) and late-onset Alzheimer's disease (e.g., onset 65 years of age or older).

 1ST HOUR: MEMORY TRAINING

Participants learn practical techniques to enhance memory performance.

  2ND HOUR: MIND-BODY CONNECTION

Participants practice mind-body connections to help lower stress levels, enhance creativity, stimulate the brain, and encourage strategies for living better, longer.

  3RD HOUR: SOCIAL/SUPPORT GROUP

Loved ones, family members, and caregivers participate in a caregiver support group while participants practice their social skills during group discussions of past activities and experiences.

How Do I Register for Memory Care?
For more information, please contact the Longevity Center at 310-794-0676 or longevity@mednet.ucla.edu

What Participants Are Saying

“I am so happy with how much I accomplished in Memory Care. I am very thankful for the program.”

“The activities of the class are all helpful because they compel us to use our brains and to think about things we wouldn’t ordinarily think about.”

“Each session is a learning experience and it’s fun!”

“The program has taught us skills and techniques that we can use on a daily basis to exercise our brain and body to strengthen our memory.”