SACRAMENTO, CA (MPG) - Revere Court Memory Care’s Annual Harvest Festival is a celebration at the end of Assisted Living Week. Assisted Living week is a wonderful opportunity to recognize the importance of assisted living and the essential role it plays in the long-term care continuum. It celebrates the unique journeys, stories, and contributions of residents while honoring the dedicated caregivers and staff. 

At this event, from 1 to 3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 18 at 7707 Rush River Drive, we will offer games, a petting zoo, live entertainment by local jazz entertainer Nat Brown, delicious festival foods (for purchase with donation to the Alzheimer’s Association), “Revere Court Rebel” Walk to End Alzheimer’s T-Shirt sales and sign up to join our Walk Team! All donations will go to The Alzheimer’s Association. Cash only please.

There are approximately 13 million caregivers caring for someone 50+ years old who have some form of memory loss; they are not alone. At Revere Court Memory Care, we understand that dementia affects whole families. Each person with memory loss and his or her family experience different challenges and needs, which vary at different times during their journey. 

Revere Court Memory Care is a state-of-the-art community providing quality of life to persons with Alzheimer’s and other dementias, and to their families who care for them. At Revere Court, we realize that each family needs different services at different times. That is why we’ve designed a whole spectrum of programs to meet those changing needs.

For families looking for services out of the home that offer their loved one the opportunity to be with others in a safe, stimulating and happy environment, Revere Court offers three different services at our beautiful and secured 31/2-acre campus in Sacramento’s Greenhaven/Pocket Area, including Revere Court Day Club, Respite Care and Residential Care.

Revere Court is focused on educating the public about Alzheimer’s disease and other informative topics. Learn more at reverecourt.com.