The Montessori Method and Social Prescribing are two effective approaches for improving the quality of life for frail elderly individuals, particularly those with dementia. The Montessori Method, being person-centered, values remaining abilities by promoting independence and engagement. Social Prescribing connects people to non-clinical community resources to address the social determinants of health, combating isolation and loneliness. Both approaches aim to overcome the negative impacts of social isolation and a lack of meaningful activities. Integrating these two methods promises a synergistic improvement in the well-being of older adults with cognitive decline.