World-Class
Memory Care

Compassionate support

Tempus: The Claiborne’s Signature Dementia Care Program

Tempus is The Claiborne’s dynamic and engaging approach to providing care for our residents living with dementia. Dementia is an umbrella term for several diseases affecting memory, other cognitive abilities and behavior, such as Alzheimer’s, Lewy Body, etc…. The name Tempus is Latin for time. Individuals living with dementia often live in their own reality, on their own timeline. In Tempus, that’s where we will meet them.

A Compassionate Team of Caregivers

Our trained Tempus team provides personalized support to help reduce anxieties and encourage meaningful engagement. Activities are purposefully designed for those living with dementia to foster a greater sense of community and belonging.

Tempus Program Pillars

Embracing Their Reality™

A philosophy created by Rachael Wonderlin of Dementia by Day focusing on empowered and positive communication with residents meeting them where they are in time.

Team Member Education & Training

Tempus specific onboarding for staff with ongoing education and training.

Family Education & Communication

Tempus Together family days and the Family Portal offer family and friends ways to stay connected to their loved one and the Tempus team.

Resident Programming

Engaging programming meets our residents where they are physically and emotionally with a tactile and personal approach.

Connection is Key

Tempus Together

A weekly program where families and friends are invited into the community to do an activity with their loved one and to communicate with team members.

Tempus Transparency

A monthly, in-house evening event where family and friends can meet with the Tempus team for support and dementia guidance.

IN2L

An interactive technology platform that brings residents, families, and caregivers together through music, games, and more.

Life Stations

Specially-designed areas such as a Nursery, Tool Bench, and Pet Shop feature realistic accessories that provide our residents opportunities to reminisce and engage in activities with which they are familiar.

Connection is Key

Tempus Together

A weekly program where families and friends are invited into the community to do an activity with their loved one and to communicate with team members.

Tempus Transparency

A monthly, in-house evening event where family and friends can meet with the Tempus team for support and dementia guidance.

IN2L

An interactive technology platform that brings residents, families, and caregivers together through music, games, and more.

Life Stations

Additional Support Services for Memory Care Residents

Secure Environment

24/7 Staff Support

Emergency Response

Meals provided

Housekeeping

On-Site Therapy

Assistance with Daily Tasks

Words From Our Residents & Families

Janette Malcolm

July 22, 2022

“Everyone was friendly and helpful during the difficult time of placing my cousin from the hospital to Assisted Living.”

Gaele Anderson

May 25, 2022

“The Claiborne is a gorgeous residence! The perfect home for anyone who has made the decision to downsize to an Independent Living Residence. So many wonderful amenities are available for you to ju…”

Sandi Gladstone

May 22, 2022

“Spacious, well appointed rooms. Large dining area and common area. Lake is within walking distance. Assorted activities offered daily.”

Toni Steedly

April 24, 2022

“Looks like a great place. Clean and spacious. Quiet and well landscaped.”

Carol Crawford

April 21, 2022

“The staff is professional, welcoming and knowledgable. The accommodations and amenities are stellar.”

Audrey Williams

March 25, 2022

Innovative Technology

Preventative Care

You might think that falls, ER visits and hospitalizations are an unexpected, inevitable result of getting older. You might think it’s especially true for those suffering from Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia. But the truth is that many of these events are frequently predictable and avoidable. Changes in the way you walk or how you sleep may indicate an increased risk of illness or injury. With the right access to detailed, accurate and timely information, we can see what’s happening sooner and take steps to prevent a potentially tragic event from occurring.

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