Aging in Place
Allows for residents to remain in the community as their health care needs change.
Providing Innovative Care for Those Living with Memory Issues
We provide a holistic approach to quality care and services, providing innovative memory care with assisted living and the convenience of specialized, skilled short-term rehabilitation and Medicare-covered services for individuals with memory care needs.
Our Programs
Unique Therapy Programs
Therapeutic programs that provide many health benefits for our residents.
Life Enrichment Program
Provides quality experiences for our residents, preserving their dignity and independence.
Skilled Rehabilitation
Offers short-term rehabilitation and post-acute care, covered by Medicare and most insurance plans.
From the Alden Blog
Nov 15, 2026
The Overlooked Link Between Oral Health and Overall Wellness
For decades, dental care has occupied a strange place in the healthcare system—treated as separate from “real” medicine and consistently underfunded compared to other specialties. While some Medicare plans offer partial coverage for routine dental and gum-related care, plenty of people still fall through the cracks, which often means oral health gets pushed to the […]
Nov 1, 2026
Healthier Holiday Meals
Thanksgiving is one of the best food holidays of the year, and it should be enjoyed exactly that way—with good food, good company, and zero guilt. It’s tempting to overindulge, but taking some time to be thoughtful about your holiday food choices can help you feel better in the long term. Here are some simple […]
Oct 16, 2026
The Science of Laughter
Remember the last time you laughed so hard your sides hurt? That moment wasn’t just fun, it was a mini workout for your brain, heart, and immune system. As it turns out, laughter is a legitimate tool for healthy aging, backed by a growing body of scientific research. What happens in your body when you […]
Oct 1, 2026
Aging Solo: How to Plan Ahead with Confidence
More people than ever before are navigating their later years without a spouse, partner, or adult children nearby to help with care. Whether by choice or circumstance, “solo aging” is becoming increasingly common—and it comes with a unique set of considerations that are worth thinking through well before a crisis hits. Several life factors can […]