Desert Peak Care Center focuses on both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care for older adults, and there's a strong emphasis on memory care and behavioral health as well, which you don't always see together in one place, and the facility uses five separate "neighborhoods" to help provide care that fits each person's needs, so seniors who are living with Alzheimer's or dementia can get specialized help in a safer, secure space, with staff who are trained on how to support their cognitive health around the clock. The nursing staff offers round-the-clock medical support that includes wound care, help with medications, and support with daily activities like meals or bathing, and there are in-house therapists for physical, occupational, or speech therapy right onsite, which really helps with recovery and lets people keep as much of their independence as possible. If someone needs help because of behaviors, or needs behavioral counseling, Desert Peak has long-term care and behavioral intervention programs built into its services and the care team works in each neighborhood to tailor behavioral plans as needed.
The building is a single-story community that's easy to get around, and residents can choose either private or semi-private rooms, which are set up for both comfort and safety; everyone has access to dining services where meals are designed to meet all sorts of dietary needs and preferences, and the housekeeping and scheduled transportation services make life easier for those living there. There's a full schedule of activities every day-including recreational events, exercise, music, art therapy, and social gatherings-to help keep residents active and connected. For those who want independent living with fewer worries, Desert Peak offers spaces and amenities meant for more active folks too. Security systems, visiting physicians, and a comfortable dayroom help make sure everyone's healthcare and safety needs are taken care of.
Overall, Desert Peak Care Center aims to make everyone feel at home while giving each resident the kind of help and attention that fits their physical, emotional, and even spiritual needs, with a staff that's dedicated to preserving dignity and supporting daily living, whether someone needs skilled nursing care, behavioral health support, or memory care in a secure and understanding place.
