Dementia doesn’t just affect memory - it alters daily rhythms, disrupts relationships, and reshapes routines.
At The Wisdom Club, we offer dedicated, round-the-clock assisted living for elders with long-term neurological conditions like dementia, Alzheimer’s, and Parkinson’s.
Cognitive and neurological screening by a geriatrician
Support for diagnosis and care planning for Dementia, Alzheimer’s, and other memory-related conditions
Family guidance on how to communicate, respond and plan for future care
Referrals for neuropsychological evaluations and brain imaging, if needed
Specialist elder care ensuring evidence-based decisions and comprehensive wellness.
From mobility to physical therapy, they provide continuous rehabilitation and recovery support tailored to ageing needs.
Round-the-clock medical supervision and caregiving to facilitate immediate response to any health need.
Vital signs and health indicators tracked every morning and evening for preventive elder care.
Barrier-free spaces, anti-slip flooring, support bars and intuitive design ensure safe and accessible living for elders.
Personalised meal plans, created by certified nutritionists to support health conditions, dietary needs and overall vitality.
One-on-one and group sessions with a psychologist, brain games, exercises to enhance mood and maintain cognitive sharpness and agility.
Group activities, shared meals and meaningful peer engagement to combat loneliness and create a sense of belongingness.
“My father is here because of Parkinson’s and dementia. The positive vibes, along with the entire staff and doctors being so courteous - not just to us, but to everyone - make a real difference. For every single person staying here, it truly feels like a home away from home. I can see my dad is genuinely happy here, and that makes me happy too!”
1. Can someone with advanced dementia stay at The Wisdom Club?
2. Is The Wisdom Club suitable for long-term dementia care?
3. Are families involved in the care planning process for a loved one's long term stay at The Wisdom Club?
4. What does a typical day look like for someone with dementia at The Wisdom Club?
5. How do you handle medical emergencies or sudden health changes?
