The Vineyards Memory Care

1530 Walnut Avenue, Grand Junction, CO 81501  970-623-7126

The Vineyards Memory Care is a privately owned assisted living community in Grand Junction, CO. The Vineyards specializes in the care of residents with Alzheimer's, dementia, and other memory related conditions. You will not find a safer, more caring environment for your loved one. We invite you to tour the campus, where you will notice a calm serenity and a warm, encouraging atmosphere. Each of the staff members, from the chef to the caregivers themselves, possess a unique dedication to our special residents. The Vineyards is a private-pay facility that offers:
  • Private and Semi-Private Rooms
  • Walk-in Showers 
  • Three Meals a Day and Snacks
  • Onsite Laundry Service
  • Recreation and Activities
  • Medication Administration and Management 
  • A true HOME for each and every resident
You are not alone. Alzheimer's and dementia in general affect millions in the United States, from the patients themselves to family and friends. Grand Junction, with its large population of seniors, has several memory loss care providers and facilities. Choosing the right home for your loved one can be difficult and strenuous. Many wonder when the proper time is to select or consider placement in a dementia care facility. If you are personally caring for a loved one with a memory loss diagnosis, remember that you cannot do it all alone. Caregiver burnout, as it is called, can greatly affect your own health and well being. If you are stretched to the point where you are not able to function and take care of your own needs, it may be time to consider a home such as The Vineyards Memory Care in Grand Junction, CO. While the Vineyards is privately run home with first class amenities, the uniqueness truly lies in that the ratio of caregivers to residents specifically allows for individualized dementia care and attention. Your loved one will be known and loved on intimate level that is not possible at larger facilities that treat a higher number of patients. You will not find a more comfortable environment or dedicated team on the Western Slope. As you go through this difficult time with your loved one, consider the following resources for guidance and knowledge:
The Alzheimer's Association 
​The National Institute on Aging 
The Mayo Clinic 

Know that for any questions or advice on Alzheimer's or dementia care, or memory loss questions in general, you can reach out to our team at any time by calling 970-623-7126. We are always available to listen and offer experience, strength, and hope.