Lofland Park Center

Lofland Park Center sits at 715 E King St in Seaford, Delaware, and belongs to a group of related communities like Manor House, Seaford Retirement Rehab Center, and Methodist Manor House, so it offers several levels of care and services, including skilled nursing, assisted living, rehab, memory care for those living with Alzheimer's, and home care or hospice, and you see a fair amount of folks there who might need everything from wound care and IV therapy, to swallowing and enteral feeding support, and they always seem to tailor things to the individual, using treatment plans with case management and all kinds of therapy - physical, occupational, and speech therapy are right on site, and there are nurses and a medical director on hand, plus a nurse practitioner, and you'll get medication management, personal care services, and even podiatry or dental care if you need it, and they offer help with special diets, since a nutrition specialist is around, and you'll see memory support and a 15-bed dementia unit if you have Alzheimer's or other memory conditions, and for people needing end-of-life help, they offer hospice and palliative care, and they accommodate short stays, respite care, or long stays, and they have private or semi-private rooms designed for comfort, and while there's no pet policy that allows animals, sometimes pet therapy sessions come through, and you'll find coordinated transport for appointments, and communal dining, entertainment, religious, and cultural events to keep folks connected, and you might like the fact that they make WiFi, air conditioning, restrooms, and parking available, and the building's wheelchair accessible, plus there's an online portal for members and providers to manage care. Lofland Park Center, connected to Alterwood Healthcare, offers housing in apartments, townhomes, or homes, with one to four bedrooms, and their care reaches people in both Medicaid and private plans, with services ranging from home health and hospice, long-term care insurance advice, family caregiving help, and even member rights for gender identity and LGBTQ protections under the law. While there's no information on outdoor features, flooring, or building details listed, people seem to like the care, with a review score of 4.3 from 34 reviews, so the place draws families looking for everything from short stopgap rehab to specialized dementia support, with a lot of different types of medical help available as health needs change over time.