PeachTree Health Group Annex Building

PeachTree Health Group Annex Building, located at 26900 Lewes Georgetown Hwy in Harbeson, Delaware, sits beside the main PeachTree building and serves as part of the larger PeachTree Health Group network. The Annex Building focuses on health and wellness by offering several care types and healthcare services, like its Day Program, day habilitation program, and assisted living services, especially for adults with traumatic brain injury, and the staff follows a social model approach where folks get involved in daily life activities as much as they're able or willing, so staff help rather than do everything for people, aiming to keep independence, privacy, and dignity in mind. The Annex has special spaces and uses unique names for departments and services, like InnoYou, InnoScout, and InnoBits, plus linked research services such as Mini research and in-depth plans through the Linknovate platform, which brings in options that aren't found in every facility around Delaware, and these services let families and residents pick what fits best for their needs, so there's a choice between quicker and more detailed support. The building itself is equipped with amenities for comfort and makes therapy and in-house activities available to residents, which adds to day-to-day life, and the Day Program makes it easier for busy families to get reliable care. For safety, the Annex has temperature checks at the door and follows CDC as well as federal and state rules when it comes to COVID-19, to create a safe, minimally restrictive environment where people can do more of what they like without feeling boxed in. Staff have a simple mission to give the utmost quality of care, and they stick to the idea that helping is better than taking over for someone. Office hours cover weekdays from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM and weekends from 9:00 AM to noon, so there's time to ask questions or plan visits. PeachTree Health Group Annex Building makes a point of serving the Delaware assisted living community by providing programs and specific care options for people and families who may need a safe, supportive place for adults living with traumatic brain injury, all while using tools and platforms that are unique to them.