2 Memory Care Facilities in Lee County, IA
The average cost of memory care in Lee County is $5,250 per month. This is higher than the national median of $4,500.
To help you with your search, browse the 3 reviews below for memory care facilities in Lee County. On average, consumers rate memory care in Lee County 4.0 out of 5 stars.
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Browse Memory Care by city: Memory Care in Fort Madison
The Kensington – Fort Madison
Provides: Memory Care
Sunnybrook at Ft. Madison
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Memory Care near Lee County, IA
Recent Reviews of Memory Care in Lee County
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Review of Sunnybrook at Ft. Madison
My husband is going to start at Sunnybrook on Monday, and its just 6 miles away. Its assisted living, but It has a dementia unit, and you furnish everything. The people that work there seemed to ... Read more
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Review of Sunnybrook at Ft. Madison
It is very comfortable. We have much privacy if we desire. I have made some new and wonderful friendships at Sunny Brook. I appreciate the staff doing the best they can to helping aide me in any ti... Read more
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Review of Sunnybrook at Ft. Madison
Sunnybrook of Fort Madison is a great place for your families to go when they can't live at home anymore. They are very welcoming and have a great activity program. The staff are wonderful. Read more
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