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Alzheimer’s Disease Care |
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Ellenberger Unit is a 20-bed
specially designed unit to
meet the needs of
individuals who have
Alzheimer’s or
dementia-related diseases.
Special consideration is
given to assure a safe and
supportive environment.
Programming has been
designed to attain or
maintain each individual’s
strengths. All services are
provided by a staff who has
been instructed in
techniques to promote the
continued independence of
each individual resident.
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The physical setting is
one that enhances the
individualized care
provided. The homelike
atmosphere of Dining and
Gathering Rooms provide
environments conducive to
the well-being of residents
and offer comfortable spaces
for visiting with families.
A popular attraction is an
aviary, the home of love
birds whose activities
fascinate residents and
visitors alike. |
| Unique to Homeland is
The Dorothy S. Hollinger
Conservatory. |
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Glass domed and filled
with tropical plants,
flowers and a waterfall, it
provides a safe, therapeutic
environment where residents
can experience the benefits
of nature. |
| Interested residents
work with a Master Gardener
in a planting area. The
purposeful use of plants and
plant-related activities to
promote resident health and
wellness through the use of
Sensory Stimulation,
Montessori Activities and
Reminiscence Therapy. |
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Resident benefits also
include the promotion of
positive social
relationships, a sense of
ownership and
accomplishment, increased
self-esteem, and increased
opportunity for positive
concentration and exercise.
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