Frequently Asked Questions
We are here to help you with the difficult decisions. We are experienced in providing you care advice. Below are some frequently asked questions about Golden Brook.
FAQ About Golden Brook Residential Care Home
The cost varies depending on if you select a private or shared suite and the level of care provided.
Please call 702-931-0055 to learn more.
To learn more about long term care cost please click here.
Golden Brook believes communication is key to providing quality care. The family will be contacted and updated on the status of their loved one on a consistent basis. The family will be contacted immediately if there are any changes in health condition or if there has been an accident or fall. The Golden Brook management team can be reached 24/7 with any questions or concerns.
Yes, Golden Brook is an all-inclusive facility. Your monthly lease payments include:
1. An uplifting environment that includes enriching activities that promotes positive mental and physical health
2. An aesthetically pleasing suite that includes a comfortable bed, night stand, lamp, dresser, pillows, bath towels and bed linens
3. Activities that promote social interaction
4. Comfortable and inviting common areas
5. Nutritious meals and healthy snacks
6. Personal care services including assistance with transferring, showering, oral hygiene, shaving, toileting, dressing and grooming
7. Laundry and housekeeping services
8. Assistance with access to health care, social services, and outside activities
9. Assistance with medication.
10. Personal hygiene products including lotion, powder, deodorant, body wash and shampoo (Special hygiene products are supplied by the family)
11. Arranged transportation
Golden Brook provides linen, towel and laundry service daily. Resident’s personal clothing is laundered once a week or as needed.
Visiting hours are from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily. Family members are encouraged to visit their loved-ones. Certain restriction apply during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Golden Brook offers fully furnished rooms. However, if a resident wishes to bring his/her own furniture or decor, arrangements can be made. Some furniture may have restrictions based on size and safety.
The state ratio requirement for caregivers to resident is 6 to 1 during waking hours. Golden Brook exceeds these standards to provide extra personalized attention for our residents.
Yes, new residents are required to be cleared by their physician prior to moving into Golden Brook to ensure their safety and the safety of our residents.
Golden Brook protects the residents who engage in “exit-seeking behaviors” Our doors are locked and alarmed 24/7 and our caregivers are aware of the importance of knowing where each residents is at all times.
Yes, each resident has a customized care plan. Alzheimer’s and related diseases develop differently for everyone, so care for dementia patients is highly personalized. We also group residents by cognitive level when appropriate.
A resident of Golden Brook can be discharged if he/she becomes disruptive to the Golden Brook community. Our caregivers are trained to de escalate situations involving inappropriate verbal and physically behavior. However, if the behavior becomes out of control and unsafe for residents and staff, we may have to discharge a resident after consultation with family members.
Golden Brook provides screening and training that exceeds the state of Nevada requirements. Prior to working at Golden Brook caregivers complete the following:
- A CARE Series personality assessment
- Personal Care Attendant training
- Alzheimer’s training
- Dementia training
- TB test
- COVID-19 test
- Drug test
- Federal background check
- Fingerprinted
- First Aid and CPR training
- Elder abuse training
We understand the value that pets bring to the lives of their owners. Decisions are made on a case by case basis as there are many factors to consider before a pet will be allowed to reside in the home.
Frequently Asked Questions About Memory Care
The cost of staying in a memory care facility can vary greatly, depending on the level of care and services needed.
From basic assisted living accommodations to full-time, 24-hour care, the price tag of memory care can be quite hefty.
For those seeking the highest quality of care, the price could be upwards of $10,000 a month. However, for those requiring only moderate care, the cost may be much less, often in the range of $10,000 to $15,000 per month.
It’s important to carefully consider the level of care needed and shop around for the best value.
Memory care facilities are specialized living arrangements designed to assist those with memory impairments, such as dementia or Alzheimer’s.
While there is no universal age requirement for admission to a memory care facility, most facilities are typically designed for those over the age of 65. This is because age-related memory issues become more common as one grows older.
Memory care facilities are dedicated to providing a secure and nurturing environment for those dealing with memory impairments. This provides a level of care that is beyond what most families are able to provide on their own.
Yes, memory care facilities are staffed by medical professionals such as nurses, physical therapists, and social workers.
Where there’s a will, there’s a way – this adage applies to the dedicated professionals in memory care facilities who show incredible compassion and dedication to those living with memory loss.
Memory care facilities provide a secure and supportive environment where residents can receive the attention and care they need from skilled professionals.
The staff at these facilities have the experience and knowledge to create meaningful connections with residents while providing a safe and secure space for them to enjoy.
Yes, memory care facilities provide activities for their residents. These activities are designed to support and engage the individual’s abilities, interests, and preferences. They often include physical activities, such as walking, and leisure activities like board games and puzzles.
In addition to these, there are also arts and crafts, gardening, music therapy, and movie nights. Participating in these activities helps to promote a sense of community and helps residents stay engaged, connected, and socially active.
It’s no surprise that safety is a top priority when considering a memory care facility for a loved one.
Memory care facilities are specially secured to prevent residents from wandering, with many having advanced security systems like door alarms and GPS tracking.
Many also have additional security measures in place, such as 24-hour staff monitoring, restricted access to the building, and secure outdoor spaces.
All of these measures are to ensure the safety of residents and provide peace of mind to their families.
