Copper Village sits over in Mesa, Arizona, and does a good job offering different types of care for seniors, so you'll find assisted living, memory care for folks with dementia or Alzheimer's, adult day services, home care, hospice care, and independent living options, and for people who can still look after themselves, there really are a fair number of activities and fitness programs going on, and, well, the staff there can help with bathing, dressing, managing medicine, mobility, and all those daily things that tend to get harder with age. The place serves one or two meals a day in the dining area, though all-day dining is available, with a professional chef fixing up meals and special diets if needed-like for diabetes or food allergies-and you get help with house cleaning, laundry, and even dry cleaning, plus there's a move-in team to coordinate things if that's needed.
Copper Village is licensed for up to 90 residents and keeps nurses available for 12 to 16 hours a day, with staff providing care and supervision around the clock and having a 24-hour call system in place so help's always at the ready, and their approach to memory care is called the Rediscovery™ program, set up especially for seniors with dementia, where small groups of folks with similar abilities share a calming environment with sensory "cues" that help them understand where they are, and this set-up also helps cut down on confusion and wandering. The facility doesn't say much about what the outside of the buildings looks like or what the parking situation is, but they do offer transportation and parking services, and there's some relaxing outdoor space, walking paths, and gardens for residents to use, while inside, you'll find common rooms like a game room, movie theater, arts room, library, wellness room, and a community kitchen and dining room where restaurant-style meals are served.
For keeping active and social, Copper Village has resident-run activities, movie nights, music, animal therapy, book clubs, scheduled events, tabletop games, fitness and wellness plans, creative arts, and trips out for shopping, medical needs, or faith-based events. Rooms generally come furnished with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and cable TV, and help is there for people with non-ambulatory needs too. If you're thinking about safety and health, the place takes care of medication management, provides concierge services, and supports family members as well, plus it has an emergency alert system. Copper Village works with providers like Mercy Care and United Health, and it's set up with an Arizona long-term care license under number AL5962C, and they seem to focus a good bit on tailoring things to each resident through individualized care plans. The place really does cover a lot of different areas-dining, activities, living options, memory care, medical and mobility help-and strives to provide a calm, helpful, and active spot for seniors who need some support or a bit more.
