Compassionate Memory Care Near St. Louis
We are a thoughtfully designed community that strives to provide peace, security, and support to our memory care residents so they enjoy their lives with dignity and stability.
We are memory care specialists. Every element strives to promote tranquility and relaxation, from our art room and therapy gym to our bright, welcoming apartments. Delicious and nutritious meals prepared by our on-site chef, served in a distraction-light, restaurant-style setting, are part of our comprehensive wellness program.
Our memory care community in Creve Coeur is easily accessible from the St. Louis city center. Head west on I-64, exit onto northbound S Lindbergh, and after about 2 miles, our community will be on the right.
Visit us today to discover more about our Lilac Trace Memory Care neighborhood and meet our community.
Discover Our Community in Creve Coeur
Located on North Lindbergh Boulevard just west of downtown St. Louis, The Grande at Creve Coeur offers families a centrally located, secure, and supportive environment for memory care in Creve Coeur. Our community is just minutes from major roadways like I-64 and I-270, making it easily accessible for families traveling from across the St. Louis metro area.
We’re proud to serve families from Creve Coeur and nearby areas such as:
- University City
- Ladue
- Frontenac
- Maryland Heights
- Clayton
We’re just around the corner from St. Louis Lambert International Airport, and close to well-known destinations like Creve Coeur Park, St. Louis County Library, and shopping centers like West County Center.
Our thoughtfully designed community is tucked into a calm neighborhood in Creve Coeur, offering a peaceful retreat with amenities like an indoor atrium, secured outdoor courtyards, a beauty salon, an art room, and on-site therapy tailored for cognitive wellness. Whether you’re visiting for a tour or coming by regularly to spend time with a loved one, our memory care community in Creve Coeur makes staying connected convenient and comfortable.
