At The Windsor in Lawrence, Memory Care is built on compassionate care backed by 25 years of proven practices. Here, familiar routines blend with research-driven therapies that honor each resident’s story. By supporting the brain’s ability to adapt, we create more moments of comfort, connection, and joy—giving families peace of mind and loved ones a true sense of belonging.
Caring for a loved one with memory loss can be challenging, but you don’t have to do it alone. At The Windsor of Lawrence, we honor the love and sacrifice of caregivers by stepping in as true partners. Every journey is unique, so we design personalized plans built around what feels most natural—favorite songs, everyday rhythms, and comforting details that bring ease and connection. Families can find peace of mind knowing their loved one is surrounded by compassionate support while staying closely involved through visits, updates, and support groups.
Our approach is built on our mission to serve the needs of the whole person. Associates are trained not only in Memory Care best practices but also in empathy—first as a friend, always as a servant of needs. Each day is different, and so are the ways we provide support. From peaceful moments of reflection to lively group activities, residents experience care that adapts to them, not the other way around.
Innovative therapies
We continuously look for ways to enhance memory care programming through proven therapies and emerging technologies. From music and sensory activities to interactive vignettes and neuroplasticity-based exercises, The Windsor blends compassion with science to help your loved one stay engaged, connected, and at ease.
Care that’s deeply personal
At The Windsor of Lawrence, we believe the best Memory Care begins with truly knowing your loved one. That’s why associates take time to capture each resident’s life story—the milestones, passions, and memories that make them who they are. These stories guide our care, creating moments of recognition, comfort, and joy while honoring the rich life behind the diagnosis.
Secure courtyards, cozy gathering spots, and private apartments with familiar touches.
Opportunities for families to stay involved through visits, updates, and support groups.
Memory Care at The Windsor of Lawrence feels calm and welcoming. Senior community residents enjoy quiet areas for reflection, cheerful common rooms for conversation, and safe outdoor paths for fresh air. Every space is designed to feel natural and easy.
Every resident has unique needs, abilities, and rhythms. That’s why we design activities and routines to “fit the day.” Whether it’s enjoying favorite music, paging through a life story book, or participating in therapeutic exercises to maintain mobility, each experience is chosen to lift spirits and spark memories. Small details like helping with a recipe once loved or walking a familiar path bring comfort and a sense of purpose.
With caring associates always nearby, families can feel confident knowing their loved one is respected and part of a welcoming neighborhood.
At The Windsor of Lawrence, it’s the small, everyday details that bring comfort—meals shared with friends, caring associates close by, and simple services that make each day feel easier and more meaningful.
This truly is a home for my mom who has Alzheimer’s. The staff takes such good care of the residents. There are always fun things for the residents to do (cheese tasting, making lip balm, bingo, etc), and they host many special family days as well. The Mother’s Day brunch was lovely!
Yes. Legend is committed to providing advanced dementia education for Memory Care teams. We require all Memory Care associates to go through the Certified Dementia Practitioner® (CDP®) training through the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners. Each Legend Memory Care community has multiple certified associates who have completed specialized training in person-centered dementia care, communication, behavior support, safety practices, and daily care strategies.
A Certified Dementia Practitioner® is a professional who has completed formal dementia care training and demonstrated knowledge of person-centered care practices. The certification equips caregivers with advanced skills to better support individuals living with dementia through effective communication, understanding behavioral changes, and providing meaningful daily care. It reflects a commitment to ongoing education and delivering a higher standard of dementia care.
