Aspire Physical Recovery Center At Cahaba River

Types of Care Offered

The senior living community offers both rehabilitation services and long-term care. This includes providing support for residents who require assistance with daily activities as well as those in need of more intensive rehabilitation services.

Living Arrangements

Residents have the option to live in the community on a long-term basis, with the ability to age in place. The facility is designed to accommodate residents who are mobile and wish to walk around and enjoy outdoor spaces.

Short-Term Stays and Respite Care

In addition to long-term care, the community also offers short-term stays and respite care for individuals who may need temporary assistance.

Transportation Services

Transportation for medical appointments must be arranged with a caseworker, as the facility does not provide direct transportation services.

Staffing

The community is staffed with a range of healthcare professionals including Registered Nurses (RNs), Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs), medication technicians, student nurses, and Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs). Some staff members are certified upon arrival, while others receive training through classes offered at the facility.

Safety and Security

For residents' safety, the facility is secured to prevent wandering. Residents who are prone to wandering may be provided with pendants or other security measures to ensure their safety.

Handling Complaints

There is a chain of command in place for handling complaints, starting with the charge nurse. The community prefers to resolve issues internally but also provides a contact number for further escalation if necessary.

Communication with Families

Communication with family members is primarily conducted via phone, especially in emergency situations. The facility maintains a calendar of events for residents, particularly for holiday activities, to keep both residents and families informed.

Additional Information

The community does not utilize a website, app, or social media for communication with families. Instead, traditional methods such as phone calls are used to keep in touch and provide updates on residents and community events.