Health services are provided to the individual's level of need which, of course is dynamic. Continuous assessment by well trained staff assures residents and their families that the level of care is appropriate to the individual's needs on an on-going basis. This personalized model of care allows residents to receive optimal services as they age in place . For many families this philosophy eliminates the fear that their loved one will have to move continuously as their personal health needs increase, or even improve. Alzheimer's Care Older adults living with probable Alzheimer's disease or other irreversable dementia benefit from the same homelike setting.
Regent offers two models of housing for residents with a primary diagnosis of dementia.
The blended community model provides a supervised special needs unit within the larger facility of assisted living. These programs are called Kingswood Court communities. The second model, called Regent Court, is a free-standing community, also designed specifically for this population. Both models are environmentally and programmatically designed for the resident living with dementia. Characteristics In Common Regent's model of care for special needs residents is more than a beautifully designed physical plant which provides safety and personal care.