Honoring Yesterday,
Celebrating Today

At Artis, we help people living with dementia achieve the essential human needs of purpose, belonging and joy by building a bridge between their lifelong identity and present daily life.

About Artis

Artis Senior Living is a leading developer-owner-operator of memory care and assisted living communities, with 26 communities operating in 11 states. Most Artis communities are dedicated to caring for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia.
Artis Senior Living was founded in 2012 by the Bainum family, with the assistance of leading health care executives. Today, the company benefits from the Bainum’s long-term focus and investment in the senior living industry. Two generations of Bainum family members are active in the oversight of the company.
We are proud to be a Great Place to Work Certified company.

More connected, more celebrated lives —
The Artis Way
What the families we serve have to say
My wife has been under Artis care for nearly a year. The love and caring by the staff for my wife is exemplary.
I am posting an update review.
I lost my wife after 39 wonderful years. Her last 14 months were confined to a wheel chair. The love and support 24 hours a day were relentless.
The staff were always interacting with Francoise and brought others together creating a happy and calm envirment. There was always an activity that worked in such a way all the residents could react.
A huge thank you to the staff and management for always providing a loving environment and the 100 percent support.
George D
I am posting an update review.
I lost my wife after 39 wonderful years. Her last 14 months were confined to a wheel chair. The love and support 24 hours a day were relentless.
The staff were always interacting with Francoise and brought others together creating a happy and calm envirment. There was always an activity that worked in such a way all the residents could react.
A huge thank you to the staff and management for always providing a loving environment and the 100 percent support.
George D
it is devastating when your loved one receives the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s. You’re never fully prepared to truly understand the journey ahead, or the care that they will require during their journey. It is left to their loved ones to navigate this journey. Over a year ago and with a very heavy heart, I realized that I could no longer care for my husband at home and I began the exhaustive search for the best facility for him. After visiting many different facilities, I chose a facility that I thought would be perfect for him. I realized soon after I moved him in that it was not at all what I had hoped for. I knew that moving him at this stage of his Alzheimer’s may cause him further confusion, but I knew after struggling for a year that I had no choice but to move him.
After visiting several facilities, I walked into Artis and was welcomed by the receptionist who made me feel so comfortable. The reception area is small and quaint, unlike some of the other facilities with the fancy chandeliers and shiny marble floors. I could already tell that this place was very different from where my husband lived. As I toured the facility and met with different staff members, they told me that they truly enjoyed working there, most of them telling me that they had worked there for several years. This says a lot in an industry where there is a lot of turnover.
Touring the 4 different neighborhoods, the common meeting area, and the beautifully maintained outdoor space and walking trails, I noticed the care and attention that the team takes to make sure that everything is just like home. When they brought me into the neighborhood where my husband would sleep and have his meals, I met two amazing Care Partners whose job it is is to make sure my husband’s personal needs and meals were taken care of. Both of these women had been working at Artis for several years, which made me realize that they loved their jobs and were treated well by management. I spoke to the wonderful nurse on duty who, also, had been working there for several years. She was just as kind as everyone else that I had met.
I have enjoyed eating several meals with my husband. The chef prepares meals that rival a fine dining restaurant with all fresh ingredients (no frozen vegetables and fruit are ever served)! No wonder the food is so good. He is a trained chef, graduating from the Miami Culinary Institute. Artis does not skimp on anything!
Something that I had never encountered in all the different facilities that I had visited is a woman whose job it is is to make sure that everything is handled the “Artis Way”, following the high standards set by Artis. She spends the first two days of a resident’s arrival showing them around their new home and taking them to all the wonderful activities they plan each day. My concerns about my husband’s transition to a new facility were no longer a concern.
I needed to look no further. I had found the place where my husband would be looked after as if I was taking care of him. it couldn’t have been a smoother transition. He has now lived at Artis for almost 6 weeks, and I cannot find anything negative to say. I visit him often and always leave with a sense of calm, knowing that he is in a place where he gets the compassionate care that he deserves.
After visiting several facilities, I walked into Artis and was welcomed by the receptionist who made me feel so comfortable. The reception area is small and quaint, unlike some of the other facilities with the fancy chandeliers and shiny marble floors. I could already tell that this place was very different from where my husband lived. As I toured the facility and met with different staff members, they told me that they truly enjoyed working there, most of them telling me that they had worked there for several years. This says a lot in an industry where there is a lot of turnover.
Touring the 4 different neighborhoods, the common meeting area, and the beautifully maintained outdoor space and walking trails, I noticed the care and attention that the team takes to make sure that everything is just like home. When they brought me into the neighborhood where my husband would sleep and have his meals, I met two amazing Care Partners whose job it is is to make sure my husband’s personal needs and meals were taken care of. Both of these women had been working at Artis for several years, which made me realize that they loved their jobs and were treated well by management. I spoke to the wonderful nurse on duty who, also, had been working there for several years. She was just as kind as everyone else that I had met.
I have enjoyed eating several meals with my husband. The chef prepares meals that rival a fine dining restaurant with all fresh ingredients (no frozen vegetables and fruit are ever served)! No wonder the food is so good. He is a trained chef, graduating from the Miami Culinary Institute. Artis does not skimp on anything!
Something that I had never encountered in all the different facilities that I had visited is a woman whose job it is is to make sure that everything is handled the “Artis Way”, following the high standards set by Artis. She spends the first two days of a resident’s arrival showing them around their new home and taking them to all the wonderful activities they plan each day. My concerns about my husband’s transition to a new facility were no longer a concern.
I needed to look no further. I had found the place where my husband would be looked after as if I was taking care of him. it couldn’t have been a smoother transition. He has now lived at Artis for almost 6 weeks, and I cannot find anything negative to say. I visit him often and always leave with a sense of calm, knowing that he is in a place where he gets the compassionate care that he deserves.
Alicia serves as the Coordinator of Health & Wellness at Artis of Boca. Her genuine passion for her role is evident through the exceptional care she provides and her in-depth understanding of the residents and their needs. Alicia’s strong work ethic and commitment to follow through not only contribute to the best possible resident care but also provide families with a sense of reassurance.
My husband has been at Artis nearly 2 years & he has always been treated with respect & dignity. I especially want to thank Primrose and Jonah. They seem to know the best way to help my husband through his daily routines. Primrose always seems to find his missing glasses!! During the Thanksgiving luncheon, I have to commend both Noelle, our Director and Cynthia, our Activities Coordinator, who went above & beyond to give my husband an extra level of support that day. It touched my heart to see how much they care.
The very first time I entered the community, everyone greeted me with a smile and went the extra mile to make me feel welcome.
I must say that throughout my 30 years in Senior Living, Artis of Boca really gives me that down home feeling. We truly love our residents
and I love being part of team Boca!
I must say that throughout my 30 years in Senior Living, Artis of Boca really gives me that down home feeling. We truly love our residents
and I love being part of team Boca!
As somebody who has worked in senior living for the last 13 years and provided both private duty care within Artis and placement for families who are looking for an appropriate senior living community, this is by far my favorite, standalone memory care community in Florida. I couldn’t recommend anywhere better for my patients or even my own family. Besides providing a quality service and cognitive stimulation, their best asset is their staff and remarkable empathy. Five stars all the way!


See how we’re honoring
yesterday and celebrating
today.

🎃 There's something about the smell of candy corn or the crinkle of an old wrapper that pulls you straight back to a specific porch, a costume, a particular autumn night. At Artis we know that our memories live in multisensory experiences so we love watching a resident's face light up the when they experience a favorite candy or smell from the holidays. A caramel can unwrap a whole story about trick-or-treating with a sibling.
This year, we want to hear from you: what was your favorite Halloween candy growing up, and what fond memories does it bring up for you?Tell us in the comments. 🎃
#TheArtisWay #Halloween …
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Artis joins fans throughout the galaxy in mourning the loss of Sir Patrick Stewart, following “a brief and poignant journey" with Alzheimer’s Disease and Lewy Body Dementia – a journey shared with so many whose lives we're honored to celebrate. ✨ …
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Artis fired up their grills celebrating National First Responders Day. 🚔🚒🚑
Residents, families, and local heroes came together for good food, good company, and a well-deserved thank you. They honored the paramedics, firefighters, police officers, and dispatchers who keep our neighborhoods safe.
To every first responder who joined us: we see you, we appreciate you, and we’re grateful every single day.
Swipe through for a look at the celebrations! 📸
#TheArtisWay #FirstRespondersDay #AllTogetherEverySingleDay …
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With so many caring and inspiring associates on Team Artis, selecting just one to be the Positive Partner of the Year is a challenging – yet beautiful – privilege.
Yvette G.’s Artis of Eatontown family was excited to recognize her energy and kindness. Thank you, Yvette, and keep the music playing! 💙
#ArtisPositivePartners #RadiatePositivityAndCompassion #TheArtisWay …
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🎃 Is a gourd a vegetable or a fruit? This month at our communities, they became a delightful village, little people, even a coach fit for a princess. Everything was possible at The Artis Gourd Imagination Lab!
With imaginations hard at PLAY, Artis residents explored decorative gourds of every shape and size, enjoying the tactile experience of tracing the bumpy ridges and smooth curves, before transforming them into works of art.
Each texture opened a new doorway to creativity and connection. Thanks to our Life Enrichment teams for making October’s signature Power of Play event a hands-on delight! 💙
#ArtisPowerOfPlay #TheArtisWay #MemoryCare …
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It's National First Responders Day and we are celebrating the firefighters, police officers, paramedics, and dispatchers who keep our community safe.
They answer the call when it matters most – day or night!
Some of our own residents once wore that uniform, and their courage
is still woven into the person they are today.
Tag a first responder in your life who deserves a shout out!👇
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🎃 For my final Pass the Mic video, I’m taking you inside October’s Power of Play event at Artis of Lakeview: The Artis Gourd Imagination Lab!
Residents tapped into their creative sides to decorate gourds of all sizes and shapes in their own way. They had a blast, and seeing their masterpieces come together was such a joy. 🎨
It’s the latest in our year-long signature program that brings multi-sensory engagement into everyday life for our residents. Each month introduces a new dimension of play, which research has shown to support well-being while building social connection.
Thank you for following along with me this week! It’s time to wrap up my time with the mic, so stay tuned to see who’s sharing stories of The Artis Way next month! 💙
#ArtisPassTheMic #TheArtisWay #ArtisOfLakeview #artispowerofplay …
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As dementia progresses, a person may lose the words for “I’m scared” or “my back hurts,” even as the feeling itself stays very real. That means someone else has to notice it for them. A change in expression. A shift in appetite. These small signals matter just as much as the obvious ones, and catching them early can spare a loved one from prolonged discomfort down the road. This is the heart of compassionate end-of-life care: paying close attention, trusting what you see, and responding with dignity and calm.
Read more about what comfort-focused end-of-life care looks like on the dementia journey:
👉 artisseniorliving.com/blog/compassionate-end-of-life-care-noticing-and-responding-with-intention/
#CaregiverSupport #DementiaCaregivers #MemoryCare #TheArtisWay …
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🎤 Hi, Nena here! My next Pass the Mic video comes to you from the National Museum of Mexican Art here in Chicago. We planned this outing to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month with our residents, and I’m so excited to share these moments with you. 🇲🇽🖼️
Outings are an important part of our programming at Artis, and they require a lot of research and planning. I look closely at how easily residents will be able to move through the space. This includes navigating the entrance, finding comfortable spots to rest, and ensuring their safety. Knowing those details ahead of time lets everyone relax and enjoy the the multi-sensory experience. 💙🎨
Join us tomorrow as we embark on another adventure! 😍
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