Harmony Village CareOne at Cherry Hill sits in a quiet neighborhood on Brace Road, where staff focus on supporting people with memory challenges like dementia and Alzheimer's. This place was the first in the area built specifically for memory care, so you'll find a one-floor layout that makes moving around safer and easier for residents who live in secure, specialized neighborhoods based on their cognitive ability, and that helps each person get care matched to their needs. Staff members are all dementia-trained, and they spend time getting to know the residents, so nobody feels like a stranger. Everyone makes personalized care plans, and there's always a full-time dementia care specialist along with certified nurses who provide help around the clock, which means there's always support for things like bathing, dressing, and making sure medications get taken.
There's a big focus on keeping people active, so the calendar's full of interactive games, music, visits with pets, and celebrations when it's someone's birthday or a holiday. People can join stimulating activities designed to help both the mind and body, and every month there's a memory cafe event where residents and families can socialize or just relax in a friendly space. Meals are cooked with care and served in cozy dining areas, and if anyone needs special diets or help at mealtime, the staff are trained for that too. The grounds have nice gardens where people can enjoy fresh air, and the common rooms give everyone a chance to connect or just have some quiet time.
Harmony Village takes care of a lot of different medical needs beyond just memory care. There are options for short-term and long-term rehab with specialized programs for orthopedic injuries, neurobehavioral rehab, stroke recovery, and advanced wound care. Chronic diseases like hypertension and diabetes get managed here, and for more complex needs-like ventilator weaning, cardiac care, or dialysis-physician specialists come to the community to provide help. There's also palliative and hospice care, and respite care is available for families who need a break.
Everyday life here is all about making people feel safe, supported, and able to do what they can on their own, so no one loses their independence before they need to. Management sticks to clinical best practices, and the community's won awards like Best of Senior Living and the All-Star award, though the real strength comes from the staff's kindness and the way folks get treated like individuals. People who come to Harmony Village find a welcoming place with helpful people, meaningful activities, and a good balance between privacy and company. The aim is always to provide comfort, connection, and care to those living with memory challenges, and to families who come visit.
