Cognitive Care at Linden Ponds

Who Is Cognitive Care Designed For?

If someone you love has memory loss or other cognitive conditions, cognitive care can provide structure, safety, and a sense of purpose.

Would my loved one benefit from cognitive care?

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What Are the Benefits?

With dedicated cognitive care, your loved one enjoys 24-hour support paired with an array of specialized programming and activities that you may not be able to offer in your home.

Are you experiencing caregiver burnout?

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What Makes Our Care Unique?

Our dedicated cognitive care neighborhood is designed and structured exclusively for seniors with memory loss. Your loved one enjoys a safe and engaging environment with personalized programs and a specially trained staff to help them thrive.

Compare your cognitive care options.

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Explore Cognitive Care at Linden Ponds

Private Cognitive Care Residences

Each cognitive care resident enjoys the comfort of their own private room. Design elements and support measures are in place to enhance security while honoring your loved one's dignity.

Each cognitive care suite includes:

  • All-private bedroom with private half bath
  • Private telephone line
  • Basic cable TV
  • Large picture window that provides an abundance of natural light
  • Individual thermostat for comfort
  • Housekeeping and laundry services

Purposeful Design and Amenities

The design of our cognitive care neighborhood creates a warm and engaging environment that promotes safety, calm, and independence.

Your loved one enjoys a wealth of neighborhood amenities, including:

  • Beautiful enclosed outdoor garden
  • On-site dining
  • Activity stations
  • Sun porch
  • Living room for socializing
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Engaging Programming and Activities

From crafting to current events, day trips to happy hours—there's something fun and engaging to everyone. We get to know each assisted living resident on an individual basis, so we can tailor activities to match your interests.

What's there to do at the cognitive care neighborhood?

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Request Your Brochure

Get your free brochure with more information about our quality care at Linden Ponds. Your brochure includes more details about our multiple care options!

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What's Included in the Cost?

There are two costs associated with cognitive care, a onetime Refundable Entrance Deposit* for nonresidents, and a monthly care package fee that includes your private residence, plus the following:

  • Strategically designed neighborhood
  • Staff trained to support residents with memory loss
  • Reminders of activities, mealtimes, and assistance
  • Call response system
  • Access to registered nurse and care associate staff 24 hours a day
  • Monthly wellness visits by a licensed nurse
  • Meal service in the dining room
  • An enriching activities program
  • Daily bed-making
  • Weekly light housekeeping
  • One load of laundry weekly
  • Access to landscaped grounds and courtyards
  • Basic cable TV
  • An individualized assessment to identify the level of assistance and support necessary with activities of daily living

For individuals who are not current residents of the community, a onetime Refundable Entrance Deposit* is required. This deposit is $149,000. 

The cognitive care monthly service fee is $10,500.

*As per the residence and care agreement.

All fees subject to change without notice. Effective 01/2021.

Frequently Asked Questions

Browse our most frequently asked questions about cognitive care at Linden Ponds. Don't see your question here?  Call 781-355-9406 or email for your free brochure or to discuss your specific needs.

A:  We offer multiple levels of care right on-site, including assisted care, long-term nursing care, and rehabilitation. In many cases, your loved one can receive the care they need without having to leave the community.

A: Individuals with memory loss and other cognitive challenges can often benefit from the structure, programming, and support of dedicated cognitive care.

A: Your loved one will enjoy a wide variety of structured, guided, and self-directed programming tailored to their individual interests, routines, and habits.