Frequently Asked Questions
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At Cappella of Grand Junction, we’ve brought people together to create true community. We know that finding the right senior living community for your loved one can take time. It can be challenging as well as time consuming, and it’s natural to have questions along the way. Below, you’ll find some of our most commonly asked questions and answers that will help guide you and your loved one through the decision-making process for the next chapter in your loved one’s story.
If you don’t see your question below, please reach out to our friendly team for a more detailed look at Cappella of Grand Junction.
General
With just the necessary amount of assistance, Assisted Living residents can enjoy their day independently and in harmony with others, free from the chores and cares of household maintenance.
Our Memory Support neighborhood is carefully designed to support those with Alzheimer’s and dementia in a way that fosters individuality, dignity, and personal growth.
Rhythms Dementia Services, our affirming and supportive memory support philosophy, honors the individual spirit, life story, and choices of your loved one.
Honoring each person for who they are and meeting them where they are in their journey is a driving force behind our individualized care plans. Gathering information from many sources, including the resident, family, caregivers, and medical teams are all factors when determining which of our three care levels will best suit the resident’s needs.
In addition to our personalized care plans, Cappella of Grand Junction offers on site Physical and Occupational therapy, a wellness plan that incorporates balancing exercises, medication review and will request vision and hearing evaluations. We are dedicated to minimizing the risk of falls to residents.
Assisted Living
An assisted living community is a welcoming and safe environment where you or your loved ones receive support to maintain your independence. Support with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, dining and medication management give you or your loved one more freedom following your passions. Pricing can vary from base rent plus a la carte services or Levels of Care to all-inclusive. Amenities also vary by community and may include meal plans, laundry, and housekeeping options.
Cappella of Grand Junction’s Assisted Living neighborhood offers the support to enable each person to live life to the fullest. With 40 studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartment homes, residents live as independently and privately as desired while receiving the support and services they need.
None of us want to admit that we need a little extra help from time to time. If your loved one needs support, here are a few signs and questions that can indicate that it may be time to consider assisted living:
- If your loved one needs reminders to take medication /or their medication is not being taken as prescribed.
- Household maintenance has taken a noticeable decline
- They seem more isolated and withdrawn
- Your loved one needs more help with daily tasks such as preparing meals and proper hygiene Unintended weight loss.
Memory Care
A memory care community specializes in care for those living with dementia or Alzheimer’s. Communities will provide private and/or shared apartments, with common areas for dining and activities. These communities are secured for the safety of the residents. Staff is specifically trained for the special needs of this population.
Memory care communities are ideally suited for those who do not need skilled medical care found in a nursing home, but might require some assistance with daily activities. Pricing also varies from all-inclusive to base rates with levels of care/point system for care. Payer sources usually accepted are private pay, some insurance plans and some Medicare.
Experience peace of mind in knowing that Cappella of Grand Junction is specialized in supporting those living with memory loss through our Rhythms Dementia Services program, which honors the individual spirit, life story, and choices of the resident.
Assisted living works best for seniors who are still independent but need some extra support with daily tasks such as bathing, dressing, and medication management. Residents of assisted living communities are often looking to get the most out of their retirement lifestyle while having access to quality care.
Memory care is designed specifically for those living with Alzheimer’s, dementia, or other brain disorders that affect thinking, reasoning, understanding, and judgement. At Cappella of Grand Junction, honoring the person is our mission and focus. Our highly skilled care partners are committed to enriching the lives of residents and easing the worries of their loved ones. We partner this quality care with innovative technology to foster an environment where residents thrive.
Learn more about the differences between memory care and assisted living.
Pricing
The cost of senior living at Cappella of Grand Junction is based on the unique needs of you or your loved one. To get an idea of the cost at our community, explore our pricing information here.
There are programs offered by the state of Colorado and the federal government that may provide financial assistance for some senior living expenses. For example, the “Aid and Attendance” federal benefit program helps veterans and their spouses with assisted living costs. To learn more about what’s available to you, we recommend speaking with your financial advisor and contacting our community.
Our Pricing page also offers information about ways to pay for senior living.