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Assisted Living services
| Two levels of care to meet your changing needs
For those who need help with the activities of daily life, Village Wood's Assisted Living ensure safety while preserving dignity. Staff are available around the clock to remind residents to take their meds, to help them with buttons and shoelaces, and to encourage them to exercise mind, body, and spirit. Assisted Living provides the next level of help as your care needs change.
The social atmosphere is just as vibrant, and the opportunities are just as abundant. But more service allows for more peace of mind.
If you think you are ready for Assisted Living services, contact our Community Relations Director or Assisted Living Coordinator for more information. They will be able to help you take steps to evaluate the level of service you need.
When you begin needing more help, Village Woods offers two levels of Assisted Living services in our Standard and Deluxe apartments. We have licensed, 24-hour staff dedicated to residents who prefer some assistance with daily living.
Do you find yourself needing a break from the everyday care?
You can take advantage of Assisted Living services on a short-term basis here at Village
Woods— ask about Assisted Living Respite Care!
Level 1 Assistance
your monthly rate includes the following::
- Emergency response and assistance available 24 hours a day
- Re-evaluations as often as necessary to ensure proper assistance
- Three meals daily, plus snacks
- Weekly housekeeping and bed linen change
- Bath towels provided twice a week
- Recreational opportunities
- Meal reminders
- Medication set-ups and reminders
- Bath/shower assistance two times a week
- Personal grooming assistance
Level 2 Assistance includes all of the Level 1 Assistance, plus:
- Minimal assistance with toileting/incontinence management
- Minimal assistance with one person transfers
- Regular escorts to meals and recreational activities
- Occasional orientation and cueing reminders
- Assistance with dressing
- More frequent monitoring and cueing for safety awareness to enhance life enrichment
- Minimal assistance with urinary catheter care
Updated information: January 3, 2012 |