Citadel at Casa Scalabrini sits on a quiet campus with green gardens, peaceful views, a sculpture museum, and city conveniences nearby, so folks can have a sense of space and comfort while also getting things done easily. The community offers several living choices on one property, including independent living for people who want an active, maintenance-free lifestyle, assisted residential living, a skilled nursing community, and a dedicated memory care unit for those needing Alzheimer's or dementia care. Residents can get therapy and rehabilitation for stroke, heart, orthopedic, or lung problems, and a skilled nursing staff is always available to handle wound care, medication management, 24-hour needs, and care for complex health conditions-there are even in-house and peritoneal dialysis services, plus tracheostomy and bariatric support, and geriatric psychiatry and behavior care, so people with very different needs can all find professional help here.
A dedicated therapy team works with nurses, doctor's, and CNA's to help people recover as comfortably and successfully as possible, and there's always someone on hand since the facility stays open for care and support 24/7, which brings some comfort to families and residents. Memory support places a focus on dignity and life quality, welcoming family input with care plans and always using a compassionate approach for all care since the staff is inspired by Catholic roots and Ascension Living's ideas about serving mind, body, and spirit. There are also hospice and palliative care, short-term respite stays, and long-term planning available when needed, so folks can make transitions with support and kindness. The staff listens to what people need and want for their health and goals, and there are private rooms, a cozy library, different retreat stays, and activities suited to a wide variety of interests and abilities, all while the yard work and maintenance gets handled by the building, so residents don't have to worry about it. Spiritual care is considered as important as physical health, and caregivers provide support in all those ways. People can schedule community visits or take a virtual tour to see the place beforehand.
