The memory care household at The Hearth allows residents to feel at home and experience joy in maximizing the abilities they still have. For the first time in a long time, I feel my Mom is safe, well cared for and flourishing to the best of her ability. She is perhaps more well-adjusted than ever before. Priceless.

It’s a huge relief to know that mom is in a safe, caring place. I no longer worry if mom doesn’t answer the phone or doesn’t return my call right away. In fact, it’s become nearly impossible to get a hold of her because she’s taking advantage of everything The Hearth has to offer.

Moving into the Hearth at Drexel couldn’t have been easier. The staff was so accommodating and I was even able to bring my cat Chloe, which was an answered prayer. Although my vision has declined in recent years, at The Hearth I maintain my independence while there is always help if I need it.

Mom was living in Arizona when she started showing signs of Alzheimer’s. We knew it was time for her to move closer to her family, and wanted to find a community that provided the comforts of home and the peace of mind presented by a safe and secure environment. We are so fortunate to have found The Hearth at Drexel, which provides the best of both worlds.

From day one, Fred experienced warmth and caring from The Hearth at Drexel’s staff. The day-to-day support he receives provides security and comfort. Fred, like other residents of The Hearth, is treated as VIP. The staff is always available to answer our questions and share information. When I see how happy Fred is, I’m relieved that he’s here.