Watching a loved one experience memory loss can feel overwhelming, but you don't have to face it alone. AgeWell Connections helps families understand memory care options, compare trusted local communities, and make confident decisions with compassion.
Memory care is a specialized type of residential care designed for individuals living with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia. These communities provide a secure, structured environment with specially trained staff, personalized support, and daily routines that promote safety, comfort, and quality of life.
Every memory care community is different. Services, staffing, activities, and care approaches can vary, making it important to find a community that meets your loved one's current needs while continuing to provide support as those needs change over time.
Some memory care neighborhoods are located within assisted living communities, while others are dedicated stand-alone communities. No matter the setting, the goal is the same: to provide compassionate care in a safe, engaging environment where individuals living with memory loss can receive the support they need while preserving their dignity and independence as much as possible.


We learn about your loved one's unique needs, preferences, and budget before recommending memory care communities that are the best fit

We'll help you compare local communities, schedule tours, and ask the right questions so you can make an informed decision.

Our team continues to support your family throughout the transition, helping make the move into memory care as smooth as possible.

Many of our memory care navigation and referral services are provided at no cost to families, giving you trusted local guidance when you need it most.
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Assisted Livings in Idaho are usually a 55+ age requirement. But some assisted livings may make exceptions and depend on their policies.
The national average cost of memory care is typically higher than standard assisted living, averaging around $5,000 to $7,000 per month, depending on the location and the level of care required. This is due to the specialized services and enhanced staff support needed for individuals with dementia or Alzheimer’s.
Memory care is usually paid for out-of-pocket, through long-term care insurance, or with other benefits depending on eligibility. In Idaho, Medicaid may help cover the cost of memory care for those who qualify under specific Medicaid programs. However, Medicare does not cover the cost of memory care or other long-term residential care services.
Not all facilities accept Medicaid for payment for your care. Our team of advisors will find the best placement option for you or your loved one.
No, AgeWell Connections is a referral partner for Assisted Livings in your community. AgeWell Connections does not provide the care or control pricing. The mentioned services are provided by licensed and insured professionals, if applicable. We do not determine pricing or accept legal liability of the contractors of AgeWell Connections.
Medicare does not cover the cost of long-term memory care services, such as room and board in a memory care facility. However, it may cover certain medical services that individuals in memory care may need, including:
For help covering memory care costs, families often rely on a combination of personal funds, long-term care insurance, veterans benefits (if eligible), and Medicaid, if the individual qualifies. It's important to explore all available financial options based on your loved one’s specific situation and location.
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