Home to nearly 205,000 people, Cape Coral is a popular place to retire with almost 25% of its residents aged 65 and over. With the number of cases of Alzheimer’s projected to double across the United States by 2050, Cape Coral will likely face a public health crisis. Data from the CDC shows the number of Alzheimer’s deaths in Cape Coral increased by 39.30% from 2016 to 2020, while the number of deaths from all causes only increased by 23.71% during the same time period.
Cape Coral is home to several residential dementia care facilities. These facilities offer the same services as an assisted living community, including personal care, housekeeping and meals. In addition, they offer activities and amenities to suit the needs of seniors with memory loss disorders. All the communities provide a secure environment with access to safe outdoor areas and 24/7 care from trained caregivers. This guide gives an overview of the costs of memory care in Cape Coral and lists support resources for seniors.