The Reserve at Peachtree City

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What ongoing training does the staff receive in dementia care?

Along with mandatory dementia training for all staff, MC caregivers take part in a Virtual Dementia empathy experience, view and discuss videos specifically targeting dementia care approaches to bathing, grooming, dressing, feeding, communicating and bathroom care and are trained in incorporating the Rhythm of the Day activities program for resident engagement and enjoyment.

Describe the overall population of assisted living residents at The Reserve at Peachtree City. What is their average age? What are their favorite things to do?

With an average age of of 85, our residents enjoy a full activities calendar--from entertainment and events in-house to shopping and dining out along with golf cart excursions on the beautiful paths of Peachtree City. Over thirty volunteers offer weekly support with religious services, music, games and conversation to keep residents engaged and enjoying each day to the fullest!

What programs or activities does The Reserve at Peachtree City offer to enrich residents' well-being?

Daily activities include morning exercise, bunco, bingo, music, 'brain games,' and religious services and lunch/shopping outings throughout the week. In the VILLAGE, (our memory care community) our trademarked Rhythm of the Day program offers residents a unique menu of exercise, music, hydration, group games, outings, visiting pets and cognitive stimulation.

What places are near The Reserve at Peachtree City or within walking distance for assisted living residents to enjoy?

Located in the heart of Peachtree City, Ashley Glen offers easy access to paths for walking or golf carts, with nearby restaurants, library, banks, stores and churches.

What transportation services does The Reserve at Peachtree City offer to assisted living residents?

Ashley Glen offers scheduled van service for medical, shopping and luncheon outings. In addition, our 6-seater golf cart is a fun way for staff to take residents out for ice cream or just to enjoy a ride to nearby Lake Peachtree!

What makes the chef or dining program at The Reserve at Peachtree City exceptional? What kind of menu can assisted living residents expect?

Ashley Glen's Dining Services Director has many years of experience pulling together a talented team to provide delicious meals and snacks for our residents (as well as staff!) She is dedicated to learning each resident's dietary requirements along with personal food likes and dislikes. Restaurant style dining means residents never stand in line or carry trays and the menu is posted daily with substitute choices always available. Meals and snacks are 'social occasions' and are important for resident and staff interaction--especially around birthdays, parties and happy hour!

What safety features or security measures does The Reserve at Peachtree City offer to assisted living residents?

24-hour personal assistance utilizing customized care plans is in place and aided by a personal call system throughout the community. Door alerts (plus window alerts in memory care) signal staff beepers and staff communicate by 'walkie-talkie' to continuously monitor resident care. Fire safety is addressed by repetitive training and drills for each shift monthly. Weather and disaster training is in place through staff inservice sessions and practice drills. All staff are certified in CPR and First Aid with repeated training and certification every two years. Additionally, Ashley Glen is very fortunate to be close to city services for police, fire or medical needs.

How does The Reserve at Peachtree City keep residents' families informed about their loved ones?

In a true resident emergency, 911 would be our first call, and then family is informed immediately. In a non-emergency, the first call would be to the family to discuss any concerns and get input regarding any issues affecting their loved one. Ashley Glen also offers the in-home services of a podiatrist, dentist, physical therapy staff and hospice care to help with residents' needs and keep families informed. Regularly scheduled care plan meetings are arranged with each family, and even more importantly, family phone calls, informal visits and 'hallway meetings' are invited and encouraged!

What is the care staff-to-resident ratio at The Reserve at Peachtree City during daytime and nighttime hours?

SL Day 1:11 Night 1:19 MC Day and Night 1:9

If The Reserve at Peachtree City accepts dogs or cats, what indoor/outdoor areas can they enjoy?

Ashley Glen welcomes residents who are caring for a pet and provides a fenced 'back yard' for their enjoyment. Residents and families can also make use of the golf cart path and may visit dog parks in the area. Grooming and boarding services are located nearby.

What ongoing senior care training does the staff receive?

Mandatory monthly in-service attendance with additional monthly self-guided learning tests address a wide variety of topics from safety to dementia care to proper handling of bio-hazardous waste, as well as training regarding fall prevention, diabetes, stroke and effective communication and much more. Many of Ashley Glen's staff have been serving seniors here for over 5, 10 or 15 years and some have been here from the beginning--over 20 years ago! There is always more to learn and training at Ashley Glen never stops.

How many staffers are on duty in the daytime and overnight?

At all times, 24 hours/day two caregivers are on duty in the Village. Additionally an activities staff member provides a full day of the Rhythm of the Day activities 7 days/week.

What safety features or security measures does The Reserve at Peachtree City provide to protect residents who wander?

In addition to door alerts available throughout the building, extra safety and security is provided in the VILLAGE, Ashley Glen's memory care community. Its wing of 18 private rooms extending from its Living Room and Dining Room areas offer door and window alerts that beep the care staff when opened or raised so that immediate attention can be paid to how and why that alert is happening. Excellent staff training, observation and engagement of residents help ensure the safety of all our residents.

What programs or activities does The Reserve at Peachtree City offer to keep residents engaged? How does the staff engage residents' long-term memories?

Ashley Glen's trademarked Rhythm of the Day provides stimulating activities involving sensory engagement including sound, aroma, food, tactile experiences, and visual games. Socialization around meals, beverages and snacks is a chance to use conversation and engage in long-term memory functions for a feeling of competency. Music--especially from teen and early adult years--often sparks movement, laughter and singing.

Who assesses residents' health and cognitive functioning? How often is that assessment repeated?

Our Resident Care Director (RNBS) and her staff of Certifies Nursing Assistants are on the alert 24/7 for signals of any changes in baseline functioning of a resident. Formally, a re-assessment is done quarterly for MC residents and twice yearly for SL residents. A re-assessment is also done after a change in condition such as a hospitalization or short stay in a rehabilitation center. In addition, residents are offered in-home services of a podiatrist, dentist, physical therapist and hospice provider as needed.

What techniques does The Reserve at Peachtree City use to support memory care residents during mealtimes?

Encouraging reminders and/or prompting can often help residents continue feeding themselves successfully, sometimes with the help of special plates, flatware and finger foods. Ashley Glen's staff is trained to feed residents who may require it. Making mealtimes a social experience, with music in the background for instance, is meant to invoke long-term memories of pleasant meals with family and friends.

How does The Reserve at Peachtree City keep residents' families informed about their loved ones' health?

Formally, a quarterly care-plan meeting face to face or by phone with long-distance family members is the mechanism for review and planning. Informally, phone calls, family drop-in visits and 'hallway meetings' are all invited and encouraged to keep communication open and up-to-date.

Describe the neighborhood around The Reserve at Peachtree City. Is it located in a residential neighborhood, a business district, a rural setting, or other type of locale?

Ashley Glen is located in the heart of Peachtree City, a resort-like planned city outside Atlanta. It is a 'golf cart community' with beautiful lakes, lovely homes, excellent schools, green spaces, parks, businesses and great shopping!

Is The Reserve at Peachtree City affiliated with a hospital if more care is needed?

Piedmont Fayette Hospital, along with very close-by Urgent Care centers and multiple physician practices in the neighborhood provide state-of-the-art medical care for our residents. While Ashley Glen is not officially affiliated with any one medical group, our staff has relationships with many care providers, some of whom visit residents here in our building. Our 911 service providers are located very close by for fast transportation to the emergency room when needed.

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About The Reserve at Peachtree City

At The Reserve at Peachtree City, we understand the stress and difficult decisions a family has to make for a loved one who can no longer live at home, needs help with daily living, or is experiencing memory loss. With many years of experience, our Pearland staff knows what is required in helping our residents feel secure and comfortable. We make sure they feel right at home, and we treat every resident as if they were our own family member.

We offer a wide variety of activities to fit every resident. We have beautiful walking paths that are enclosed for their safety, personal assistance 24 hours a day, medication management, and delicious healthy meals.

If you are in need of care for your loved one that needs help with daily living or is experiencing memory loss, The Reserve at Peachtree City, may be the best choice for you. Call today to see our beautiful community, and what we have to offer. We can help you make a decision for your loved one that you will feel good about.

We at The Reserve at Peachtree City place top priority on the social and emotional health of our residents. Through activities such as religious services, recreational outings, group exercise classes, and live entertainment, seniors feel connected and purposeful.

The transition to an assisted living and memory care facility can be stressful. That’s why we at The Reserve at Peachtree City have designed a special program for welcoming new residents.