A Touch of Grace

A Touch of Grace in Medford, Oregon, offers seniors a homelike place with care fitted to each person, giving everything from help with daily needs like bathing, grooming, and meals, to special programs for folks with memory problems such as dementia, and you'll find that their Meadowlark Memory Care home has 13 licensed beds for those needing more attention in a secure setting, and the staff does background and health checks to make sure caregivers are well-prepared and trustworthy. The community has emergency alert systems, all-day dining with special diets for allergies and diabetes, meals cooked for you, and help with getting around whether you walk or use a wheelchair, plus they handle laundry, light housekeeping, and even offer move-in help if someone's just joining, with scheduled activities, movie nights, gardens, walking paths, and transportation services for outings or doctor's appointments. There's 24-hour supervision for safety, structured social and educational activities, plus board and care home services for smaller, supportive living, and their team-including Amanda Burdine overseeing-keeps things running according to state rules with all sorts of checks to make it a safe place. A Touch of Grace also provides help for those who need hospice, assistance with transfers, and support for staying independent as much as possible, and their license keeps a close watch on safety, making sure that both the physical and emotional needs of every person are met, with access to nearby parks, hospitals, and restaurants if folks want to get out and about, and the staff, who are friendly and trained, work hard so everyone can feel comfortable and looked after no matter their needs, with lots of common areas furnished for relaxing or social time, so it feels like home while meeting special care needs.