Assisted Living at Collington’s Creighton Health Center offers the highest-quality services tailored to each resident’s specific needs. We offer four neighborhoods(The Brandywine, Potomac, Shenandoah and Arbor) to ensure you or your loved one receives the right balance of support and independence.
The Brandywine Neighborhood
The Brandywine Neighborhood offers apartment-style suites including supervision of daily living activities, allowing residents to maintain their ability to live as independently as possible. Services include meal preparation, housekeeping, medication assistance, laundry, and daily check-ins.
The Potomac Neighborhood
Our Potomac Neighborhood provides hands-on maximal assistance with activities of daily living. This includes bathing, medication assistance, and dressing with 24-hour care and oversight including RN Service, bedside physician visits, and physical/speech/occupational therapies. By customizing care for individual residents, we can help ease lifestyle transitions while respecting our residents’ personal preferences.
The Shenandoah Neighborhood
The Shenandoah Neighborhood offers our highest level of enhanced assistance. This neighborhood is designed to care for residents with more clinically complex medical needs, including those returning from hospital stays. These private rooms include 24/7 access to Collington’s RN/LPN.
The Arbor (Memory Care)
Specially designed and structured to serve residents with Alzheimer’s disease or other dementias, The Arbor Homes provides memory care services to ensure residents’ safety and security while helping them reach their highest potential through stimulating activities and a welcoming community of friends and neighbors. All team members have completed dementia-specific training in this secure neighborhood, which is surrounded by a therapeutic garden and a spacious, scenic courtyard. Services include access to 24/7 RN support, as well as physical/speech/occupational therapies and on-site physician visits are also included.
How Does Collington Determine When Someone Needs Additional Care?
Resident Level of Care is determined by:
Medical Assessment: Collington’s Health Services interdisciplinary team provides a comprehensive health assessment to help determine a resident’s level of care. Assessments also take place when there is a health care event or significant change in a resident’s condition.
Assessment Tools: The interdisciplinary team uses a comprehensive collection of tools and measurements to assess the physical, psychosocial, and financial factors impacting a resident.
Interdisciplinary discussion and care plan conferences: The resident and team members engage in conversations to discuss a plan of care and decide together whether that includes a change in the Assisted Living level of service. Along with the resident, these conversations can include resident representatives, family members, and physician or other health care providers.
Meet Michelle McKenzie: Assisted Living Administrator
How many of us truly love our jobs? I mean really, genuinely are passionate about the work we do? Well Michelle McKenzie is without a doubt one of those people. Michelle is the Assisted Living Administrator and has worked at Collington for 20! You might ask what makes Michelle so successful in her roles at Collington and for her the answer is simple, “The residents are like family!”
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