Trinity Village

Trinity Village sits on 21st Street, NE in Hickory, North Carolina, and serves as a senior care provider for people with several types of needs, including adults with Alzheimer's disease, dementia, or those who might wander, because the staff created a secure and safe environment and even put in a covered patio with rocking chairs, where everyone can sit outside and enjoy some air without worry. The facility can hold up to 63 participants with a 1:6 staff to participant ratio, and has a separate healthcare wing where people can rest during the day or receive a checkup in the exam room, while caregivers help with conditions that might be more serious, like diabetes, wounds, feeding tubes, incontinence, and medication injections, and there's even a shower for those who need bathing help, though there are extra fees for that. Trinity Village has 104 skilled nursing beds and handles things like assisted living, Alzheimer's care units, respite care for those staying short-term, and rehabilitation services. Nurses are on duty around the clock. Meals are planned for nutrition, and every person gets an individualized plan if needed. The building includes an emergency system, an on-site beauty salon and barbershop, a pharmacy, and space for different therapies and therapeutic activities. They have restorative care, and you'll find a dentist and a podiatrist visiting. Volunteers, a chaplain, and spiritual programs for many faiths are there, too. The place runs pet programs in the Alzheimer's care units, so residents might see or interact with dogs, cats, and birds. There's regular housekeeping, newspaper delivery, internet access, private phones, and a library. There's transportation if anyone needs to go to medical appointments or run errands. Trinity Village ties to Trinity Rehab for therapy and provides outpatient therapy, too. Kendra Hendren leads the team as administrator. They try some new ideas in therapeutic services and also keep their information connected on Meta platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and Threads, even handling some services through those.