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54 CHARLOTTE AREA ALZHEIMER’S & MEMORY CARE

Morningside of Concord 500 Penny Lane, N.E. • Concord, NC 28025
Contact: Catherine Brown • 866-712-9289
Concord’s premier memory care neighborhood
• personalized activities • visual cues & themes
• dedicated care team to stimulate memory
with specialized & help residents find
training their way
• a specialized food & • Montessori-based
beverage program dementia programming
• secure neighborhood
35 units $4030-5734
See ad on pg. 46
Brighton Gardens 6000 Park South Drive • Charlotte, NC 28210
A Sunrise Senior Living Community 866-223-8102 • www.bgcharlotte.com
Our innovative reminiscence program is designed
to meet the unique and changing needs of
residents with memory impairment
• beautiful, secure • 3 nutritious meals &
home-like setting snacks
• structured daily • medication management
routine of support & included
encouragement • continuum of care
• nurse on staff • individualized service
7 days-a-week plans
• life skills activity program See ad on pg. 43

The Haven in 5920 McChesney Drive • Charlotte, NC 28269
Highland Creek 866-893-6686
Located in North Carolina's 4000 acre master-
planned residential community, featuring our
award-winning Bridge to Discovery program
• licensed on-site nurses • on-site physical,
• Montessori style occupational & speech
activities featuring our therapy
Bridge to Rediscovery • secure, "purpose-
program built" memory care
• customized levels of community
care
call for rates See ad on pg. 46

North Carolina’s coast was also a favorite haunt of the infamous pirate
Blackbeard. The outlaw spent years plundering ships and holding hostag-
es for ransom before he was finally killed by British naval forces in a battle
off Ocracoke Island in 1718.

—http://mentalfloss.com/article/73159/25-brilliant-facts-about-north-carolina