The Cedars: for residents with complex physical limitations who do not require memory care support.Individual sensory programs support residents with limited communication abilities. The program supports residents who benefit from group activities.
The Willows and The Woods: for residents with moderate to severe dementias who may require significant physical support. The memory care program encourages resident independence with activities designed to enhance physical, mental, and cognitive wellness. The Oaks: for residents with early- to mid-stage dementias who may require limited physical support. Our Small Homes provide specialized programs with individualized goals to support each resident’s optimal living level. Our home provides opportunities for residents to give, receive care, and interact with other living things, such as children, animals, and plants. The buildings and programs are designed to promote independence, dignity, and a sense of community among our residents.Īs an Eden Alternative® registered home, Parker at Monroe embraces the concept of person-directed communities that offer varied and meaningful activities. Sixteen residents with similar needs and cognitive levels reside in each Small Home. The campus comprises six “Small Homes” connected to a Community Center (within one large home). Opened in late 2014, Parker at Monroe provides 24/7 person-centered living and person-directed nursing care services, with memory care for individuals with all stages of dementia who may also have complex physical needs. Our Monroe residence results from decades of research and over a century of experience. As a pioneer in nursing care residences, this unique and specialized model of care provides a warm, home-like setting. 
There is no more outstanding example than Parker at Monroe nursing care residence. Parker is known as a pioneer, thought leader, and innovator in long-term care.
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