South Bay Memory Care
19318 Flavian Ave.,
Torrance, CA 90503
Established in 2019
South Bay Memory Care is a 6-Resident home and a Care Center for the community with cognitive decline needs, focused on assessment and management. We are commited to the fight against age or trauma related decline and improvement of quality of life.
License #198320031
How we Support Entire Families
SUPPORT GROUPS
LAUREN'S PODCAST
ARTICLES & INSIGHTS
In addition to all that Family Connect Memory Care homes offer,
this home also includes…
Overnight Security Patrol
Herb & Vegetable Garden
All Family Connect Care Memory Homes feature ...
1:2 Ratio!
One care associate to every two residents
Certified Care Associates
All Care Associates are certified in Alzheimer's, dementia, memory care, Parkinson's, TBI, and medication management
Licensed Nurse On-Site 24/7
With immediate access to Medical Director
No Point-Based or Tier Pricing System
We are all-inclusive
Safety & Security
We offer a secure, safe home with motion monitoring, alarms, Wander Guard systems.
Chef & Personalized Menus
Our meals support health and cognitive stimulation, as well as personalized preferences
Our exclusive and patented Stimuli program focuses on holistic and sensory (smell, touch, taste, hearing, sight) activities to stimulate and recapture the individual traits that seem lost. Our Hydration program encourages choice, playfulness, creativity and HEALTH!
Live.Love.Art Therapy
Not just fun, but theraputic. Music, art, and film have a way of triggering places in memory while validating the here-and-now
Engaging Therapies
Pets, dancing, baking, gardening, and aromatherapy are just a few of the activities that form our days. Personalized plans for preferences and abilities
Health & Prevention
Including Medication Management, UTI monitoring programs, daily custom exercise with a certified therapist
Hygiene & Grooming
Daily laundry and housekeeping with hair styling and manicurist available
Private or Semi Private Rooms
Furnished rooms, or bring your own – increasing a sense of familiarity
Beautiful Outdoors
Dementia gardens, outdoor dining, rubberized walking path, or just taking in the sunshine and the birds singing.
Bright and Stimulating
Thoughtful colors, furniture, spacing and features to support our programs and philosophy.
Communication,Community,WiFi
Communication as needed by phone, email, text, or FB. We offer monthly mixers bringing friends and family together
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Testimonials
Is it Good to Work with a Placement Agency?
We often get asked “Is it better to work with a placement agency that has contracts with all local homes and communities, because they’re completely unbiased?” Traditional placement agencies do not have contracts with all local homes and communities. Facilities,...
Care Management Before and After Placements
Family Connect Care provides transitional care management throughout and after placement In all placements, our goal is to get it right the first time. Moving is a stressful experience, even more so for the elderly and memory-impaired, so we do our best to achieve the...
Transitional Care Placements at No Cost
Family Connect Care provides transitional care management before placement, at no additional cost to the family. Placement is only rarely a simple process. Every facility is different, as is each person needing care, so it’s critically important to match the two...
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