Columbia Healthcare Center

Move your loved one into COLUMBIA HEALTHCARE CENTER, a warm, respect-filled memory care, nursing home, skilled nursing, hospice, rehab and respite community, and get the best care available in EVANSVILLE, IN. A unique—and growing—care type that requires an especially deep respect and honor for residents is memory care. Memory care is different from the care provided in assisted living, requiring a team that is professionally trained in memory care. Residents live in private or semi-private residences with twenty-four-hour support. Three healthy meals a day plus snacks are provided, as well as housekeeping and laundry services. Structured activities designed specifically for memory impairment encourage cognitive stimulation. Facilities typically have secured areas, such as walking paths and gardens, for residents to enjoy. Other support services include continence care, medication management, behavioral therapies, and assistance with bathing and grooming. For those with serious chronic health issues or critical disabilities, nursing care provides seniors with knowledgeable, intensive assistance. A skilled staff and licensed nurses provide 24/7 health care when needed as well as assistance with the activities of daily living, including grooming, dressing, and help with using the bathroom. Most residents share a room, with healthy meals provided in a central dining room. An activity director coordinates an activity and events plan to encourage mental, physical, and social health. COLUMBIA HEALTHCARE CENTER helps seniors find the worry-free lifestyle they want. There are memory care, nursing home, skilled nursing, hospice, rehab and respite services available in this community. Memory care necessitates the highest level of care, memory enhancement programs, and increased security for your loved one. A nursing home is for those who cannot be cared for at home but who do not need hospital care. Call for more information on how you can become part of the COLUMBIA HEALTHCARE CENTER community.

Source: OurParents.com