Secured memory care alongside skilled nursing, long-term, respite and hospice care, from a team with years of dementia care behind it.
For the weeks after a hospital stay, or for a condition that needs a nurse’s attention every day.
Skilled nursing is the clinical heart of every Ample community. Nurses are on site around the clock, working from a care plan written for one person and adjusted as that person changes.
Physical, occupational and speech therapy after surgery, illness or a fall, measured by what you can do again.
Rehab works best when it looks like real life. Our therapists build each plan around the things a person needs to do at home: the stairs, the shower, the kitchen, the car.
For people who need daily help and nursing care, and who deserve a home while they receive it.
Most of the people we care for live with us. That changes what good care means: it is the nurse who knows how you take your coffee as much as the one who manages your medication.
Secured neighborhoods for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
Dementia asks for consistency: the same faces, a predictable day, and caregivers who meet a person where they are rather than where they used to be.
A short stay in one of our communities while a family caregiver travels, recovers or simply rests.
Caring for someone at home is work without a day off. Respite care gives that work a pause: your family member stays with us for a short time, with the same nursing care, meals and daily life as every other resident.
Hospice and palliative care for residents with serious illness, focused on comfort and on the people at the bedside.
There is a point where the goal of care changes from getting better to living well with the time there is. When it comes, we want residents to stay in a familiar room, among people who know them.
What our nurses, therapists and physicians are equipped to manage here. If you don’t see a specific need, call and ask. We will give you a straight answer.