Alzheimer’s And Dementia Memory Care

Memory Care Facility – Alzheimer’s And Dementia Memory Care Facilities

Mountain View Centers is a Memory Care Facility specializing in Alzheimer’s and Dementia Memory care

Mountain View Centers has been a recognized and respected name in Alzheimer’s And Dementia memory care since 1985. Celebrating  25+ years, specializing in meeting the physical and emotional needs of Alzheimer’s and Dementia care patients and families.

Mountain View Centers provides Senior Memory Care Services to the elderly and those with Alzheimer’s/Dementia.  We have multiple residential cottages for elderly in Diamond Bar, Covina, Montclair, and Alta Loma locations in addition to our Alzheimer’s Dementia Care facility in Claremont, CA 91711.

Smita Sanghvi, Mountain View’s founder and, president, has nurtured Alzheimer’s patients of all stages for over 25 years.  She volunteered for 14 years as a support group leader for the Los Angeles County Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association. Her philosophy of: maximum freedom with minimum psychotropic medication; along with her long history of caring and compassionate dedication to both patients, and their families has made her well respected and cherished by many.

Mountain View Centers is dedicated to keeping ahead of developments in the Alzheimer’s field. Under the leaderships of Smita, Mountain View Centers is constantly updating our approach to behavior management. Gentle and encouraging personalized care for residents is implemented by an expert team of caregivers experienced in geriatric, Alzheimer’s and dementia memory care

The luxurious cottage settings of all the Mountain View locations foster companionship in cheerful surroundings. Mountain Views Center specifically built for Alzheimer’s patients is located in the scenic foothills of Claremont serves as the main campus and was specifically designed with guidance from experts in the field of Alzheimer’s care. It features a locked perimeter ensuring a high degree of personal liberty and security for residents who may be wandering or confused, as well as resource library, educational seminars, and support groups for families.