Covered Bridge Health Campus is a senior living community that offers several levels of care, such as Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, Skilled Nursing, and Continuing Care Retirement Communities. People living here get specialized help, including medication administration, diabetic and incontinence care, and support for those who need more advanced care services like intravenous therapy, oncology, wound care, and recovery from heart or orthopedic surgeries. There are licensed nurses available anytime, day or night, for safety and care.
Assisted Living residents can get help with everyday tasks, medication, and social services, along with weekly housekeeping, linen service, wellness programs, and arranged transportation. Memory Care uses the Best Friends Approach, making sure residents have companions who know their life stories, and they're kept engaged with daily Rhythms programming, safe courtyards, emergency alert systems, and private suites. There's an emphasis on activities that keep the mind sharp and support socializing for Memory Care residents.
The facility is pet friendly and includes features like a resident garden, secure courtyard, gym, salon, and community amenities such as on-site dining with meals prepared by professional chefs. Dining can be restaurant-style or room service, with various meal choices including vegetarian, gluten-free, organic, no sugar, and low sodium options. Residents can use internet, have air-conditioned rooms, cable TV, and kitchenettes in their units.
Covered Bridge Health Campus also provides adult day care, on-site pharmacy and lab services, and has special programs designed for people living with Alzheimer's or other dementias. The team gives support from people like Jessica Siscel, Director of Sales, and Abigail Clark, LPN, Director of Health Services. Trilogy Health Services oversees specialized care, education resources, and services focused on making senior care manageable for families, even giving information about Medicare, Medicaid, insurance, and ways to manage costs through savings or veterans' benefits. The campus helps people with both small and greater needs, supporting independent adults, those who need just a little extra help, and those who need skilled medical care, always trying to keep a home-like atmosphere that promotes family and connection.
