Memory Care Programs
Cognitive stimulation, early-stage groups, and structured activities designed for people living with Alzheimer's and dementia.
The Center for Memory & Movement supports families navigating Alzheimer's, dementia, and Parkinson's disease with expert programs, caregiver resources, and a community that has walked this path for over four decades.

“We meet every family with dignity, knowledge, and hope — from the first phone call to the hardest days.”
Every program is offered locally, most at little or no cost, and led by staff who specialize in memory and movement disorders.
Cognitive stimulation, early-stage groups, and structured activities designed for people living with Alzheimer's and dementia.
Evidence-based exercise, balance, voice, and boxing-style classes tailored for people living with Parkinson's disease.
Weekly support groups, one-on-one counseling, and practical training so caregivers never feel alone in the journey.
Safe, engaging daytime programs that give caregivers time to rest, work, or reconnect with themselves.
Free community workshops, expert talks, and disease-specific education throughout Indian River County.
Personalized guidance to trusted local partners — from neurologists to elder-law attorneys.

From the first hard conversation to the daily rhythms of care, we meet families exactly where they are.
Just received a diagnosis? Start with a free intake call. We'll help you understand what comes next.
Support groups, respite hours, and training so you can care for someone you love without losing yourself.
Refer patients confidently. We'll coordinate local resources and keep referring providers informed.

Our Parkinson's programs are built around evidence: exercise, balance, voice, and community. Small classes, expert instructors, visible progress.
Three simple steps — the way it's worked for Indian River County families since 1983.
"They picked up on the first ring and truly listened. Within a week Mom was in a program she looked forward to."
"The Parkinson's exercise class changed my father's balance and his confidence. We're forever grateful."
"As a physician I refer here without hesitation. The follow-through with families is exceptional."
A small set of thoughtful AI automations can help the Center reach more families, respond faster, and free navigators from repetitive work — without ever losing the human touch.
See the automation roadmapAs a local nonprofit, we rely on our community to keep programs free or low-cost for the families who need us most.
Care navigators answer weekdays from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. Walk-ins welcome — no appointment needed for a first conversation.