Dementia Care and Education Campus

Dementia Care and Education Campus The Dementia Campus helps people living with all types and all stages of dementia, providing support from the time of diagnosis on.

This innovative campus provides a full spectrum of services and surrounds families with compassionate support. The campus features a Small Assisted Living Center, a dementia hospice Inpatient Care Home, and an intergenerational Adult Center that promotes interaction with preschoolers in the adjacent Child Center. The hub of the campus is an innovative Education Center that brings our community together to share best practices in dementia care.

We were honored to bring our Dementia Moments experience to an awesome team at Central Arizona Shelter Services — pictur...
06/05/2026

We were honored to bring our Dementia Moments experience to an awesome team at Central Arizona Shelter Services — pictured in the special gear we provide for this eye-opening simulation. Rebekah Wilson, Hospice of the Valley's director of dementia education and partnerships, led the workshop and cherished the collaboration to support vulnerable populations living with dementia. Interested in our free interactive training? Contact us at [email protected] or (602) 767‑8300.

We know dementia caregivers rarely get a break, even though resting is critical. That’s why we partnered with ASU to lau...
06/05/2026

We know dementia caregivers rarely get a break, even though resting is critical. That’s why we partnered with ASU to launch RISE. Hospice of the Valley’s expert dementia team trains healthcare students to provide compassionate companionship to people living with dementia. This innovative program gives caregivers a low-cost way to re-set and recharge. Curious how it works? Here are the answers to our families' most frequently asked questions. https://dementiacampus.org/news-stories/the-top-3-questions-about-our-new-rise-program/

06/04/2026

There are things you can do today to help keep your brain healthy. Our Dementia Program director, Maribeth Gallagher, is here with one we think you’ll enjoy! Learn a lot more about aging and the brain at Benevilla’s “Aging Well” event, featuring Maribeth as guest speaker.

Thursday, June 11, 2026

9 a.m. –  Noon

Sun City Christian Church

9745 W. Palmeras Dr., Sun City, AZ 85373

Info: (623) 584-4999

 

All types of dementia affect how the brain works, and the shifts can be confusing and overwhelming for families. No one ...
06/02/2026

All types of dementia affect how the brain works, and the shifts can be confusing and overwhelming for families. No one has to navigate this disease alone. We offer a wide range of resources to help caregivers understand memory and behavior changes in their loved ones. Learn more at: https://dementiacampus.org/educational-tips-videos/

05/26/2026

This is a sports game almost anyone can enjoy! It’s slow paced, which works for someone whose brain may be processing slower. We don’t believe in sidelining people with dementia — we believe in modifying activities to meet them where they are!

This Memorial Day, we remember the fallen, honor their sacrifice and hold their families close in our hearts. Caring for...
05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we remember the fallen, honor their sacrifice and hold their families close in our hearts. Caring for our veterans is one of our greatest honors.🕊️

05/21/2026

Sometimes people think of sleep as a “luxury,” but as Dementia Program Director Maribeth Gallagher explains, it’s also a vital part of brain health. Learn a lot more about aging and the brain at Benevilla’s “Aging Well” community event, featuring Maribeth as guest speaker.

Thursday, June 11, 2026

9 a.m. – Noon

Sun City Christian Church

9745 W. Palmeras Dr., Sun City, AZ 85373

Info: (623) 584-4999

When we set the table at our Adult Day Club, we often add “question cards” to help spark connection and get chats rollin...
05/20/2026

When we set the table at our Adult Day Club, we often add “question cards” to help spark connection and get chats rolling. That’s because people living with dementia can sometimes find it challenging to start a conversation, but they often enjoy it once it’s going. Nothing beats a friendly chat over a shared meal, and sometimes it only takes a simple prompt!

05/12/2026

Today we’re “flipping the script” in dementia care. What does that mean? Dementia Education and Partnerships Director Rebekah Wilson explains.

05/09/2026

Dancing is fantastic for people living with dementia!
It supports:
Coordination
Balance
Connection with loved ones
We asked people who attended our campus prom what they love about getting their groove on!

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3811 N. 44th Street
Phoenix, AZ
85018

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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