Every detail here was designed to feel like home with purposeful spaces, daily engagement, and therapies that bring comfort and joy to every day.
At Parc Provence, “life” means more than daily care. It’s art, music, movement, conversation, and comfort supported by a specialized team that knows memory care is about connection, not just treatment.
Residents enjoy small-group activities, safe outdoor spaces, and freedom within a secure environment. Families visit often, sharing meals or music sessions that feel natural and personal. Every day offers a rhythm of engagement, rest, and renewal that feels familiar and full of purpose.
Being Comfortable
Parc Provence’s village-style design includes five households that support residents’ changing physical and cognitive needs while still feeling familiar and home-like, allowing residents to live with normalcy and dignity while receiving the essential care they need.
From their suites and shared household spaces, residents can freely explore the central promenade, featuring a bistro, grand hall, art gallery, library, dining rooms, salon, chapel, and more. This secure, thoughtfully connected layout encourages safe, natural movement and creates a supportive community where residents can enjoy both independence and meaningful connection.
Being Active
Engagement is essential to well-being. With more than 50 daily activities daily, from fitness and gardening to art, games, and live music, residents at Parc Provence find joy in moments big and small. Programs are adapted to each person’s interests and comfort level.
Meals are another cornerstone of life for our residents. Family-style dining, flexible schedules, and brain-healthy menus make mealtimes warm and social.
Being Well
Therapy here happens naturally throughout the day. Our physical, occupational, speech, and restorative therapies are part of daily life, helping residents maintain strength, independence, and confidence.
Residents are able to enjoy health and fitness programs, creative sessions like art and music, and spiritual guidance with visits from religious leaders.
Families Are Part of Life Here
Families are always welcome. Open visiting hours, shared meals, and frequent communication keep loved ones connected and informed. The relationships built here extend beyond care, they create community.