Memory Care in Chico, CA

Average Monthly Cost of Memory Care in Chico: $5,750
Staff-to-Resident Range for Chico Communities 1:5–1:8
Monthly Cost Range of Memory Care in Chico: $4,500–$7,000
1+ (The Terraces) Licensed Memory Care Facilities in Chico Area
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The Best Memory Care in Chico

3.2 miles from city center

When it comes to Alzheimer’s and dementia day programs, Hope Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care stands out as Chico, California’s top-rated social adult day program, and for good reason.

In our recent review, we were deeply impressed by Hope’s exceptional commitment to compassionate, person-centered care. Owned and operated by a registered nurse and certified dementia practitioner, this program offers families a rare combination of clinical expertise and heartfelt connection. Every guest receives personalized support tailored to their cognitive and emotional needs, delivered by a warm, well-trained team that clearly treats every participant like family.

The environment at Hope is vibrant and nurturing, with thoughtfully designed activities that promote cognitive engagement, creativity, and meaningful social interaction. Guests enjoy nutritious and organic home-style meals in a comforting setting that feels like home, not a facility. It’s no surprise that so many families have called Hope a “lifesaver” for both their loved ones and themselves.

Available Monday through Friday from 12:30 PM to 4:30 PM, Hope Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care provides not only high-quality daytime care but much-needed respite and peace of mind for caregivers. For those seeking a trusted, enriching, and dignified setting for memory care support, Hope truly lives up to its name.

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When it comes to Alzheimer’s and dementia day programs, Hope Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care stands out as Chico, California’s top-rated social adult day program, and for good reason.

In our recent review, we were deeply impressed by Hope’s exceptional commitment to compassionate, person-centered care. Owned and operated by a registered nurse and certified dementia practitioner, this program offers families a rare combination of clinical expertise and heartfelt connection. Every guest receives personalized support tailored to their cognitive and emotional needs, delivered by a warm, well-trained team that clearly treats every participant like family.

The environment at Hope is vibrant and nurturing, with thoughtfully designed activities that promote cognitive engagement, creativity, and meaningful social interaction. Guests enjoy nutritious and organic home-style meals in a comforting setting that feels like home, not a facility. It’s no surprise that so many families have called Hope a “lifesaver” for both their loved ones and themselves.

Available Monday through Friday from 12:30 PM to 4:30 PM, Hope Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care provides not only high-quality daytime care but much-needed respite and peace of mind for caregivers. For those seeking a trusted, enriching, and dignified setting for memory care support, Hope truly lives up to its name.

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