Autumn Leaves Of Edmond

Autumn Leaves Of Edmond sits right in a quiet spot as a 50-bed community focused only on memory care for people living with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, and you can see staff here who stick around a long time, often mentioned in reviews for being helpful, happy, and kind, and folks always seem to notice how they put in the effort to make people feel cared for, with nurses and team members who get special dementia care training, so it's their main purpose to work with those who've got memory problems, making sure residents stay safe and secure with doors and technology in place to keep people from wandering away, like having bracelets that ring alarms if someone tries to leave. The whole building's set up just for memory care, and you'll find staff and nurses awake and on site all day and night, meaning help is always ready for anyone who needs it, even if there's a need for one- or two-person transfers, mechanical lifts, or people need help with baths, hygiene, and incontinence, and they don't shy away from accepting residents who might wander, act out, or have trouble managing behavior, with trained teams for all kinds of situations, including people who might be aggressive or at risk of leaving the building. Residents can join all sorts of activities, from art and cooking classes to educational talks, trips, and devotionals, plus there are indoor and outdoor places to relax or be social, and options for salon and beautician services right on site, with dietary choices for different needs, so people can get low sodium or gluten-free meals, and even enjoy guest meals with family and friends. There are different studio room layouts and features like wheelchair accessible showers and full tubs, and folks who can manage their own diabetes care are welcome as well. With care and support for those who need hospice, short-term stays, or aging in place, Autumn Leaves aims to keep residents comfortable as needs change, all in a homelike setting where people can build lasting bonds, and there's also a faith-based and holistic approach, so you'll find support groups and lifestyle activities that help with the challenges of dementia. Part of the Autumn Leaves network, this community works hard to follow up-to-date research and practices in dementia support, offering a secure and steady place for seniors with memory conditions.