Forever Care
The Demonteverde family and the dedicated caregivers at each Casa Rhoda home provide what they call “Forever Care.” The RCFE (Residential Care Facility for Elders) license places some restrictions on who Casa Rhoda may accept as a new resident, but once your loved one comes to a Casa Rhoda home, the Demonteverde family and staff can, at the direction of family and doctors, continue to care for residents through hospice and end of life.
Special In-home Services
For certain residents, special in-home services are the best way to maintain good health with the least amount of disruption of their daily routines. The Demonteverde family has established relationships with south coast service providers who can meet special medical and social needs for seniors in-home as health conditions change. In-home specialty care options can be a big relief for certain seniors and their families as the worry of transporting residents to and from medical appointments can be disruptive to overall comfort. This commitment to resident comfort is part of Casa Rhoda’s “Forever Care.” These additional professional services provided in our homes include:
- Dental care
- Physical therapy
- Massage therapy
- Phlebotomy services
- Nursing consults
- Physicians on-call
- Religious services
Care That Never Stops
Seniors frequently face changing medical, emotional and physical needs. Every resident at Casa Rhoda will receive a personalized care plan which provides an assessment of the medical, social, and physical needs, and details outlining how these needs will be addressed on a daily basis.
Review and Reassessment
This personal care plan will be available to all care team members that manage and perform the daily care for each resident. Casa Rhoda administrators will supervise the effectiveness and application of the plan. The Demonteverde family and the caregiving staff are personally committed to fulfilling the care plan direction and staff are required to document changes in the residents needs and incorporate those needs into the record. Family members are always encouraged to share their observations and participate in the review of care.