CareOne at Concord sits across Route 2 from Emerson Hospital, and you'll find outdoor seating, gardens, and walking paths where residents can get fresh air if they want. The building includes wheelchair ramps, lots of parking, and onsite restrooms, which helps visitors and folks with mobility needs. The facility has different types of care, like assisted living, skilled nursing, long-term care, memory care, home care, and independent living, so people can get support that fits what they require as their health changes. The place is led by an Interdisciplinary Care Team, with local doctors who help make personalized care plans, and the staff receives regular training-especially in dementia support, with full-time specialists and a secure Dementia Specialty Care Unit. The Harmony Village Memory Care program helps people living with Alzheimer's or other memory problems, and the Activities Program Director plans things just for them. CareOne at Concord offers plenty of features that are pretty basic but important, like fully furnished private or shared rooms, kitchenettes, private bathrooms, cable TV, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and telephones, so residents feel comfortable and stay connected.
There's a dining room for restaurant-style meals, a professional chef, and special meals for dietary needs, whether it's for diabetes or food allergies, plus all-day meal options. The building has common spaces where residents gather if they want, like a library, a theater for movie nights, a game room, an arts room, a fitness center, business room, a salon, activity room, wellness center, and outdoor courtyards. Everybody can use the fitness room, spa, and outdoor areas for activities or just relaxing. Scheduled daily activities, resident-run programs, music, and group events happen regularly, and transportation is available for community outings or non-medical appointments.
The care programs are wide-ranging, so CareOne at Concord provides both short-term and long-term rehabilitation, with orthopedic, pulmonary, neurobehavioral, and stroke recovery. Staff handles wound care, pain management, cardiac care, IV therapy, respiratory care, infectious disease support, and even special things like ventilator weaning and peritoneal dialysis. They help with recovery after general surgery, head trauma, sepsis, trauma, amputation, or other major events, and offer palliative and hospice care for end-of-life support. Extra nursing help is available 12 to 16 hours a day, a nurse call system runs 24/7, and specialized care for diabetes and dementia is standard, including the holistic diabetes program and round-the-clock skilled nursing for those who need more medical support.
Assisted living services include help with bathing, dressing, medication, and meals, and there's also respite care for families who need a break. Housekeeping, laundry, linen services, and move-in coordination are included, which makes day-to-day life a bit easier, and the front desk handles concierge duties. Medicaid and Medicare are accepted. Security systems are in place online and on-site to keep residents safe, and the building's design allows for easy movement for people who use walkers or wheelchairs, or those who need special beds. With all these choices, people can find the type of living and care that matches what they need, and the staff focuses on simple comforts and health for seniors every day.
