Our Care Is Golden
Luxury doesn't have to be grand, it has to be CARE
when luxury, cozy and care come together
Why Golden Palm
When you compare a live in staff to Golden Palm, you will:
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Save, most live in staff can cost you an average of $20,000 per month.
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Be able to know that mom and dad's items are not going to be stolen because you will have them secured at your home.
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Receive supervision 24 hours
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Receive social and engaging activities.
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Not have to get someone different in your parents' home every week.
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Have many eyes on mom or dad
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Have a team of health care professionals keeping up with their medical needs.
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Have a medical team visit Golden Palm and update their medical record.
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Know that mom or dad is eating daily
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And so much more
Admission
Our admission process is compliant with the Florida regulations.
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Complete the 1823 health assessment by your doctor
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Assess level of care
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Able to walk or admit with assistive device
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Have your dietary needs met
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Able to partake in social engagements
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Commit to medical directives
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and more
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Note: We welcome couples
Move-In
Our move in process is seamless.
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Move into your chosen room (private or semi-private
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Meet new friends
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Be a part of the meal planning
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Become submissive to the tranquility
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Enjoy stimulating activities
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Have family visits
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and more
How to choose an Assisted Living
Assisted living facilities (ALF) are specialized community living residences designed to provide a safe environment for individuals who need help with activities of daily living (ADLs), which include bathing or showering, dressing, getting in and out of bed or a chair, walking, using the toilet and eating. Assisted living residents may have medical needs, but they usually do not need extended, around-the-clock nursing care supervision. The NCAL suggests thinking of assisted living as a bridge between living at home and living in a skilled nursing facility or nursing home.
Based on specific signs, placing a person in an assisted living facility might be the appropriate choice, according to Don Minter, a certified senior advisor and certified dementia practitioner in the Kansas City area. Below are indicators and signs that can help you make a decision regarding whether an assisted living facility is the right choice:
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Increased number of falls or significant risk of falls
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Wandering away from home and not being able to navigate back
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Wearing the same clothes on multiple consecutive days
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An unsafe, cluttered or unclean home
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Frequently forgetting to take medications
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Difficulty with at least one ADL, such as bathing, preparing meals or using the bathroom independently
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A need for nighttime supervision that cannot be met by an in-home caregiver
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Repeating questions and making multiple phone calls with the same question
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Not eating nutritious meals or drinking enough fluids
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Unsafe behavior, such as leaving the stove on or exterior doors open
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