Ivy Place Residence Ivy Place

Ivy Place Residence Ivy Place offers Alzheimer's care in a small, homelike setting, where staff stay on site at all hours to help with medications, diabetes monitoring, and daily tasks, while keeping the place secure for everyone, especially those who might forget where they are or try to leave. The community focuses on memory care, with staff trained to handle behaviors like wandering or getting agitated, and every space, from the TV lounge and dining room to the yard with its rich, green tree canopy, is fully wheelchair accessible so it's easy to move around. The building feels warm and familiar, so it doesn't seem so different from a regular house, and there's a tree house for grandkids or young visitors, which makes visits a little more fun for families who stop by. Residents can spend time watching TV, eating with friends or relatives in the dining room, or just relaxing and enjoying the yard, while the staff work on personalized care plans, keep an eye on health concerns, and make sure everyone gets regular activities, whether that's socializing, something to help their memory, or just being out in the fresh air. Ivy Place sits in Boise, not far from doctors or hospitals, offers transportation if someone needs to get to an appointment, and takes care of meals, special diets, and cleaning services, so there's no need to worry about cooking or keeping things tidy, making it a place where seniors get help but are still able to hang on to their independence. They don't allow smoking indoors, and they provide hospice care if someone's health changes, so families don't have to move their loved one again if they get sicker. The small size of the community and the long-term staff help everyone feel like they're known and cared for, and there are always activities, both fun and educational, to keep people engaged, even if they have trouble remembering things.