Easton is a community along the Tred Avon River that's home to more than 16,000 residents, and nearly 24 percent are seniors aged 65 and over, the group most susceptible to developing Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia. Care for families and seniors in need is available at three memory care facilities within the city.
According to Maryland law, these facilities must be part of the Assisted Living Program (ALP). They must also release a detailed disclosure statement if they have an Alzheimer’s Special Care Unit.
Families seeking memory care in Easton are often interested in the level of crime in the area. The violent crime rating for the city is 30, one point below the national average. When compared to the state average, however, the rating is 10 points lower. Families may want to check the security features their selected memory care facility has in place.