Memory care

Millennium Memory Care at Monroe

4.621 reviews on Google

310 Buckelew Avenue, Monroe, NJ 08831, Middlesex County

Millennium Memory Care at Monroe is a small, specialized residential dementia care home located on Buckelew Avenue in Monroe, Middlesex County. With just 16 licensed beds, the setting is intimate and designed to feel like an actual private residence rather than a large medical institution. The physical layout incorporates dementia-friendly features that make it easy for residents to navigate their surroundings without feeling overwhelmed.

Daily life revolves around specialized engagement designed for older adults living with memory loss. Residents take part in cognitive stimulation exercises and a sensory stimulation program tailored to their specific stages of Alzheimer's and related conditions. Because the group of residents is so small, daily routines can stay calm, predictable, and responsive to individual moods and energy levels throughout the day.

The care model focuses heavily on behavioral dementia care and individualized attention. Staff receive specific training to address challenging behaviors and changing needs, with an emphasis on patience, careful observation, and timely medication management. The community also coordinates hospice and palliative care support, as well as temporary respite stays for families needing short-term relief.

This home is particularly suited for individuals with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia who struggle in larger, busier assisted living wings. Its setting along Buckelew Avenue in Monroe gives families across Middlesex County a close-knit, residential alternative focused entirely on memory support.

Pricing

What care costs in this area.

What memory care costs in this area

$9,000 to $13,000 a month

Memory care in New Jersey usually lands in this range, which is our estimate from New Jersey placements rather than survey data. It is not this community's price. Ask us for this month's real numbers.

Care services provided

Memory care

  • Residential dementia care home setting
  • Individualized care plans for Alzheimer's and dementia
  • Sensory stimulation programming
  • Cognitive stimulation activities
  • Behavioral dementia management
  • Trained memory care staff with ongoing dementia training
  • Respite care stays
  • Hospice and palliative care coordination

Amenities

Living spaces

  • Homelike residential setting
  • Dementia-friendly layout and design

Activities and outings

  • Cognitive stimulation activities
  • Sensory stimulation program

Wellness and care

  • Alzheimer's and dementia support groups
  • Care for challenging behaviors

Services

  • Respite care stays
  • Hospice and palliative care support

Health and safety

  • Dementia-specific safety features
  • Infection control measures including staff PPE

Photos

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Reviews

Reviews on Google

4.621 reviews on Google

Chris Loder

5 months ago

I want to thank the incredible staff at Millennium Memory Care in Monroe for taking such good care of me these last eight months. I want to especially thank Maria, John, Sara, Lorena and Nella who go out of their way to make my life and the lives of my loved ones so much better. They have love in their hearts and I am truly grateful to them for helping me get through the day. Without them, my family and I would be lost. With them, we can do no wrong. They put the needs of the residents first and are always there to assist us when we are in need. Thanks again to Millennium Memory Care of Monroe for everything.

Colleen Cordeiro

a year ago

Our family is incredibly grateful for the care our mother-in-law received during her six-month stay at Millennium Memory Care at Monroe. When she first arrived, she was struggling significantly with confusion and emotional instability, enhanced by her mismanagement of medication. The staff worked diligently to get her medications properly administered, which was a struggle for my mother in law to accept. As a result of their hard work, we saw a noticeable improvement in her functionality and overall demeanor. Caring for Alzheimer’s patients is extremely challenging for caregivers. The staff at Millennium were attentive, compassionate, and truly dedicated their patients. We saw firsthand how they approached each resident with patience and genuine kindness. We’re truly thankful for the peace of mind they gave us, knowing she was in such capable hands. We highly recommend Millennium to families navigating the challenges of Alzheimer’s, dementia or memory loss in a loved one.

Josh Kwak

a year ago

I cannot say enough positive things about millennium memory care. The staff is compassionate and understands the needs of patients with alzheimers. They made my grandmom feel safe, comfortable, and valued, and we saw a noticeable improvement in her quality of life. The facility is warm, clean, and welcoming, and the personalized care plans made all the difference. Communication with our family was excellent, and we always felt supported. I highly recommend Millennium for anyone looking for outstanding care!

Alyssa Hernandez

a year ago

I’ve had a wonderful experience with this facility. The staff treated my grandmother with such kindness and care, always making sure she was comfortable and happy. They communicated regularly with our family, keeping us updated on her well-being. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for quality care for their loved ones.

Laura Damm

2 years ago

To Whom it May Concern: I am writing to convey my appreciation to the staff at Millennium Memory Care of Monroe for taking amazing care of my Dad while he resided at your facility. Although I was unaware of your services when my Dad initially moved in, I came to know your staff and appreciate the personalized care my Dad received for the 7 months he resided there. I especially cherished Sara, the Director, for her accommodating, nurturing and compassionate demeanor; and John R., who I admired for his knowledge, unwavering empathy, delicate bedside manner, and willingness to help in any way possible. Alzheimer’s is a very difficult disease to navigate, and I am grateful there are facilities in operation like yours with highly caring staff to keep my Dad safe and sound. Thank you and I highly recommend Millennium to anyone who has a loved one needing personalized care in the late stages of dementia and Alzheimer’s.

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Location

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310 Buckelew Avenue, Monroe, NJ 08831

License

License number
D35006
Licensed as
Residential Dementia Care Home
License valid to
05/31/2027
Licensed capacity
16 residential
Payment accepted
Private pay
Executive director
Ms. Galina Markovich
As listed on the state license.

Checked against the New Jersey Department of Health record on 11/9/2026.

Ownership

Who owns this community, as listed on the state licence.

Owner on the licence
MILLENNIUM MEMORY CARE AT MONROE LLC

Frequently asked questions

How many residents live at Millennium Memory Care at Monroe?+

The community is licensed for just 16 residential beds. This small size keeps the environment quiet, manageable, and homelike for people living with memory loss.

What types of care are provided here?+

The home focuses exclusively on memory care, serving individuals with Alzheimer's disease, dementia, and behavioral symptoms related to cognitive decline. Short-term respite stays and hospice care support are also offered.

What payment methods does the home accept?+

Payment is accepted through private funds, as recorded by the state licensing registry. Families should reach out directly to discuss specific room rates and monthly fees.

What activities are available for memory care residents?+

The daily routine includes cognitive stimulation activities and a sensory stimulation program designed to engage memory and senses without causing confusion or stress. Support groups for Alzheimer's and dementia are also available for families.

How are staff trained to handle dementia behaviors?+

The staff receives specialized training in Alzheimer's and behavioral dementia care. The team emphasizes close observation, patience, and managing complex dementia behaviors in a calm, residential setting.