Arden Courts of Wayne

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  (May 7, 2018, 6:37 pm)

  My 68 year old husband with early onset Alzheimer's has been a resident at Arden Court for the past year. After visiting numerous assisted living facilities and nursing homes, I knew that Arden Court was the best place for him. It is not as fancy as some of the other places, it is more like home. It is clean and comfortable with an open floor plan that allows the residents substantial freedom to walk and explore. There is a large community room where the residents may sit and watch movies when the staff is not engaging them in physical and mental activities. The other large room is used for various social affairs and festivities that may often include family and friends. There is a nursing office and barber/beauty shop in the central area. In nice weather the facility has an open door policy and the residents can walk outside in a secure area that has trails, park benches and a gazebo. Arden Court Manor is divided into four 'houses' each with their own special name and decor. Outside each house is a little area with comfortable seating. There are 14 private rooms in each house, and each house has it's own laundry room, kitchen, dining room and living room. The well balanced, and tasty meals are prepared by the in-house chef, and residents can always choose an alternate meal. The residents can wander through the halls of the other
  houses, have their meals there, and sit in whatever living room they choose. The facility allows as much freedom as possible while providing for the residents' safety.
  The Administrative and Nursing staff go beyond the call and are always available for consultation. They truly set the nurturing tone of this facility. There is a doctor and nurse practitioner that visit at least weekly, and ancillary health services like dental, physical and occupational therapy can be arranged.
  Each shift has a professional nurse to provide treatment and dispense medication. The caregiver staff of Arden Courts is truly dedicated, professional, loving, and incredibly overworked. Thus I can only give four stars to reflect this aspect of the corporate policy. The only time I see a caregiver sit is when he or she is feeding a resident. Each house has two caregivers on days, one and a half on evenings, and one caregiver during the night shift. The night caregiver checks and changes the residents every two hours. They will spend time with those who wake during the night, and then start the morning care which involves bathing and dressing some of the residents. The day staff completes the showering and morning care for the remainder of residents. They then go about setting the dining room tables with table cloths and napkins. They bring the residents to the dining room, serve the breakfast, and feed those who need feeding. They collect and wash the dishes, load the dishwasher and launder the tablecloths and napkins for the next meal. They do the laundry, make the beds and then start to get ready for lunch, resetting the tables and reloading the dishwasher etc. During this time the residents have been in the community room with the recreation staff who have a full program outlined in the daily schedule. Chair exercises, current events, catch and kick ball, singing and dancing are just some of the activities, and a special guest is brought in every week to stimulate and entertain the residents. When the evening staff comes on board, they perform the same duties as the day staff, and then get the residents ready for bed.
  All the caregivers know all the residents' names, it doesn't matter what house they live in, and the residents are never forced to accommodate the caregiver schedule. Because of the severity of the residents' illness and needs, it is easy to forget that Arden Court is an assisted living facility and not a nursing home.
  On the other hand, a nursing home could not provide the professional, individual and loving care that this assisted living facility provides, all while maintaing the dignity of the resident. No place is perfect, but I wouldn't place a loved one any where else!

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