Hidden Treasures

Hidden Treasures, also called Hidden Treasures AFC, sits at 3195 Delta Waters Rd in Medford, Oregon, and is known as Welcome Home AFH to some. This board and care home keeps its size small, with ten or fewer people living there, which helps keep things friendly and feels more like home rather than a big institution, and you'll see staff throughout the day who know the residents by name. Staff at Hidden Treasures have training in memory care, so they can help people with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia, and they focus on each person's needs, helping with things like medication, diabetic care, incontinence needs, and high acuity or non-ambulatory support, so folks who need a lot of help don't have to worry about not getting the care they need. The home sets up devotional activities, group activities right in the building, and works to keep people engaged both mentally and physically, including planning events so nobody feels left out or lonely during the day. Residents get private rooms or shared rooms, depending on what's available, with private baths, wheelchair-accessible showers, and windows that look out at yard or shared areas, making it easier for anyone to stay comfortable and safe. The dining area provides meals made with good ingredients, paying attention to what each person's body needs, especially if someone has special dietary instructions. For getting to doctor's appointments, stores, or church, the home offers transportation and parking, but those may cost extra depending on what service someone needs or how far they need to go. There are both indoor and outdoor spaces to sit together or walk, which helps people get fresh air or quiet time as needed. The aides and helpers here know how to spot wandering or confusion that can come with dementia, and have routines built to keep folks safe and at ease. While information on special programs or unique amenities beyond this is limited, the overall focus stays on comfort, safety, health, and helping older folks stay active together in a welcoming setting.