Assisted Living in San Diego

At Belmont Village of Sabre Springs, both general assisted living care and specialized care for various forms of Dementia, including Alzheimer's, are available. The staff at the facility tend to encourage independence if residents are physically capable of it, but will provide assistance if needed. The facility is in an area with lots of wide-open space around it, giving residents a nice view of the natural surroundings. There are walking trails around the facility for residents who are physically capable of using them, and the gardens are tended to so that they always appear lush and pleasing to the eye.

As far as general assisted living services go, Belmont Village at Sabre Springs has most of what you would expect from an assisted living facility. The staff is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. In addition, there is always a licensed nurse onsite at the facility. In addition, the staff is capable of helping residents with managing their medicines. Staff will also help with daily living needs, such as bathing, grooming, dressing, eating, and so on. There is a dining room with a restaurant-like quality to it if residents don't want to eat in their rooms. Both private apartments and shared apartments are available. Transportation is available, and it is free of cost. For residents who will only be staying at the facility for a short time, short term care is also available.

For residents who are dealing with Alzheimer's and other memory-related issues, there are a few things the facility does for them. One is having them engage in activities that keep their minds active and stimulated. These activities can be tailored to an individual's needs, which can vary depending on how far along the disease has progressed. Residents who have a form of Dementia live in a separate part of the facility known as “The Neighborhood.” That way, they can get the special attention they need, while lowering the risk of hurting themselves or the other residents. The staff that works in this section of the facility has been specially trained for dealing with memory-related diseases.