Avamere at Medford has assisted living, independent living, memory care, skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and respite care for senior elders in Medford and they try to match services to individual needs with initial consultations or assessments. The campus features a senior-friendly fitness center with an indoor heated pool and spa, and the building has several floors with handicap accessibility, wheelchair-accessible showers, and an emergency call system for safety, along with sprinklers and other high-level safety features. You'll find cozy rooms with housekeeping, kitchens or kitchenettes, washers and dryers, cable TV, and salon or barbershop access, and they offer several unit layouts, including ground floor units for easier mobility. Nursing staff, podiatry, occupational therapy, wound care, medication support, help with bathing, toileting, dressing, and grooming, and walking or wheelchair assistance are available, plus incontinence care, non-ambulatory care, diabetic care, and memory care for people with Alzheimer's or dementia.
Dining includes restaurant-style meals and meals prepared by professional chefs, with options for vegetarian, vegan, organic, gluten-free, and low or no sodium diets, and you'll find a private dining room for family events or social gatherings. Activities include social programs, a full activities calendar, arts and crafts, educational groups, and health and wellness programs, along with community rooms, a game and activities room, and wifi throughout. There's guest and resident parking, transportation for errands or appointments, and complimentary transportation, plus quick access to public transit.
Staff are on duty 24 hours and help with all daily care needs. Residents can rely on personal care assistants, medication reminders, health and wellness checks, and regular laundry and dry cleaning. Housekeeping and maintenance are included. The property allows pets like dogs and cats, so animal companions are welcome. Avamere at Medford focuses on safety and comfort, and the building is designed for seniors, with richly appointed common areas and plenty of spaces for people to sit together, talk, or hold family gatherings. The environment aims to help seniors keep active, stay engaged, and live as independently as possible, offering a wide range of care so that people can remain on campus as their needs change, and the total capacity is 68 beds. The facility is connected to Avamere at Waterford and has a reputation for providing different levels of care for seniors.
