Providence Living at Maitland - Maitland, FL

At Providence Living at Maitland, our assisted living memory care community proudly offers signature programming called I’m Still Me. Our life-centered approach uses active engagement to honor residents’ past, cherish their future, and bring joy to their present. This affords a meaningful life for those with dementia, Alzheimer’s Disease, and other memory challenges.

Our programming is inspired by the social and psychological philosophy of John Zeisel, Alzheimer’s expert and author of “I’m Still Here.” Zeisel believes the comprehensive treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease includes harnessing typical characteristics of the person with the illness, like creativity and emotional intelligence. Zeisel’s approach is woven into all our resident-centered activities like art, music, and spirituality. We celebrate each resident for the person they continue to be despite living with dementia.

At Providence, we encourage hope and believe each of us can have a positive impact on those living with Alzheimer’s.
I’m Still Me programming includes a wide array of activities and relationship building exercises. By design, it stimulates memory recall, promotes cognition, and encourages engagement of all residents.

Providence Living at Maitland will foster a calm and serene environment with carefully designed interiors, aroma-infused common areas, soothing sounds and music to reduce anxiety and stimulate memory recall. The resident suites will feature trip-resistant flooring, in-room sanitizing stations, upgraded germ-resistant surfaces, as well as technology throughout the building to provide security and peace of mind. Providence has partnered with a variety of community and medical professionals to compliment the 24-hour nursing care, seven days a week.

Adjacent to the Roth Jewish Center in Maitland, Florida, eight miles from downtown Orlando, Providence Living at Maitland will offer intergenerational activities with the neighboring early childhood program. Cultural and brain stimulating activities like music and dance, as well as being a supportive interfaith community, will allow residents and their families joyful and enriching experiences.

Our integrative approach results in elevated mood and health. Additionally, it reduces problematic behaviors from Alzheimer’s and dementia, and provides a sense of belonging and joy for each resident.