Cambridge House Enrichment Center is a social and health day program for adults who need 24-hour monitoring.
We specialize in high-quality compassionate care to members of our community with dementia and other functional disabilities.
Our primary goal is to offer both caregiver and care receiver a break in their 24-hour day.
Our vision is to be known as a convenient alternative resource for caregivers caring for adults with physical limitations that is economical and reliable.
We specialize in high-quality compassionate care to members of our community with dementia and other functional disabilities.
Our primary goal is to offer both caregiver and care receiver a break in their 24-hour day.
Our vision is to be known as a convenient alternative resource for caregivers caring for adults with physical limitations that is economical and reliable.
Programs
- Cambridge House Enrichment Center Adult Day Social/Health Program is designed to address the individual social, rehabilitation and health needs of functionally disabled adults.
- The social and health day program is structured to help functionally disabled individuals maintain an optimum level of independence and delay institutional placement.
- Cambridge House provides extended support to families and caregivers of its members through education and support groups with topics specific to adults with functional disabilities.
WHAT CAMBRIDGE HOUSE OFFERS
- A comfortable and homelike atmosphere to our clients and assures peace of mind to their caregivers;
- An innovative learning and creative service to adults who are affected by Alzheimer’s disease and other functional disabilities;
- Delay in nursing home placement by offering social interaction and emotional support;
- Highly structured, closely supervised activity program;
- Encourages optimal capacity for self-care to frail, elderly adults as well as others with physical or mental disabilities;
- Delays or prevents inappropriate or personally undesirable institutionalization;
- Offers caregivers an alternative to nursing home care;
- Is an affordable option to assisted living facilities;
- Partnerships with home health care providers and Hospice care;
- A wide-range of activities and a safe place to spend the day;
- Respite for the caregiver who is working or needs time away.
Amenities & Services
- 2 delicious, home cooked meals + snacks served daily
- Specially-trained on-site staff
- Engaging activities, coordinated and lead by activity director
- Scheduled transportation
- Security systems in place for peace of mind
- Individualized care plan
- Escort assistance to and from meals and activities
- Assistance with medication management
- Health services: monitoring, supervision, or assistance
- Select diets or snacks
- Select diabetic care
- Assistance with personal care
- Incontinence care
Preventive and Rehabilitative Services
- Watchful oversight to ensure safety
- Medical monitoring on a weekly basis
- Minimal assistance with activities of daily living
- assistance with self-care or verbal cues to perform self-care (i.e. Safely entering and exiting a shower or assistance with toileting)
- Toileting, dressing and grooming
- Medication and administration management
- Glucose testing (finger stick)
- Hypertension screening/monitoring
- Vital signs monitoring
- Hearing checkups 2x year
Personnel
Program Director – Coordinate, implement and supervise all programs and services of CHEC. The program director is at the center during all times of center operation and acts as the Administrator.
Registered Nurse – Assesses each participant to determine needs for personal care and assistance in activities of daily living. Provides health education and counseling for the participants and monitors health status. Monitors participants’ health improvement, conducts monthly RN supervisory visits, and is on call when needed. Over sees personal care of members.
LPN – Supervises personal care of members and monitors health status. Observes member's functional level and reports to the RN any changes in the member's physical condition and needs.
Activity Coordinator – Plans coordinate and carries out activities for members based on their varied backgrounds, problems, needs and enjoyment and assists in maintaining all records relating to activities.
Personal Care Assistant – Provides supportive services to the participants under direction and supervision of RN as assisted by the Program Director.
Activity Assistant – Assist the program director, RN and Activity coordinator in the implementation of the activities program designed to address the members' social, emotional, cognitive, and vocational needs.
Staff/client ratio is 1 to 6 or 1 to 4 clients, depending on level of care.
Registered Nurse – Assesses each participant to determine needs for personal care and assistance in activities of daily living. Provides health education and counseling for the participants and monitors health status. Monitors participants’ health improvement, conducts monthly RN supervisory visits, and is on call when needed. Over sees personal care of members.
LPN – Supervises personal care of members and monitors health status. Observes member's functional level and reports to the RN any changes in the member's physical condition and needs.
Activity Coordinator – Plans coordinate and carries out activities for members based on their varied backgrounds, problems, needs and enjoyment and assists in maintaining all records relating to activities.
Personal Care Assistant – Provides supportive services to the participants under direction and supervision of RN as assisted by the Program Director.
Activity Assistant – Assist the program director, RN and Activity coordinator in the implementation of the activities program designed to address the members' social, emotional, cognitive, and vocational needs.
Staff/client ratio is 1 to 6 or 1 to 4 clients, depending on level of care.