Davenport Lutheran Home

Pricing and Cost

All private rooms: approximately $10,500 per month.

Respite care: $407 per day (minimum of 10 days).

Additional charge for transportation: $40 round-trip in town.

Community Type

The senior living community is a skilled nursing and intermediate level of care facility, providing specialized attention and services to residents with varying levels of medical needs.

Accommodations

All accommodations within the facility are private rooms, designed to offer residents their own personal space and comfort.

Respite Stays

The community offers respite care services for short-term stays with a minimum requirement of 10 days, ensuring support for families and caregivers who need temporary relief.

Transportation Services

Transportation is available for residents, facilitating trips within the town for an additional charge, providing convenience for appointments and outings.

Pet Policy

Pets are allowed to visit the facility, provided that the administration has copies of the pet's up-to-date vaccinations, ensuring a safe environment for all residents and staff.

Dining Experience

The dining service is restaurant-style, offering a more personalized and enjoyable meal experience where residents can place orders and request substitutes, catering to individual tastes and dietary needs.

Staff Training and Medical Support

The facility employs Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) and provides opportunities for environmental aides to receive training and become CNAs. A doctor visits weekly, and a nurse practitioner is on-site three times a week, ensuring regular and comprehensive medical care.

Vaccinations

All necessary vaccinations, including flu shots and COVID-19 vaccines, are administered to residents as part of the community's health and wellness program.

Safety Measures

For resident safety, the facility uses call lights and has a locked unit along with a wander guard system to prevent and alert staff of any residents who may wander.

Complaint Resolution

Residents and their families can address complaints to CNAs, nurses, the ombudsman, or the on-staff social worker, ensuring a clear and accessible process for resolving concerns.

Family Communication

The facility communicates with residents' families through various channels, including a monthly newsletter, emails, letters for infection control updates, and telephone calls, keeping families informed and engaged with their loved ones' care.

Moving Assistance

While the facility does not directly assist with moving in, they accommodate external movers and help residents organize and put away their belongings, easing the transition into the community.

Admissions Contact

For admissions inquiries, Brandy, the Admissions Coordinator, is available to assist potential residents and their families with the process and answer any further questions.