Las Palomas Center

Pricing Information

Skilled Nursing Care:

• Semi-private room: $17,000 per month

Long-term Care:

• Semi-private room: $9,000 per month

Respite Care:

• $242 per day

Community Overview

The senior living community offers both skilled nursing care and long-term care services. It operates on a first-come, first-serve basis, without a waitlist system, ensuring timely access to care for those in need.

Accommodation Types

The facility provides semi-private accommodations for both skilled nursing and long-term care residents, ensuring a community-oriented living experience.

Respite Care

Respite or short-term stays are available, offering temporary relief for caregivers, with costs varying based on the duration of the stay. Hospice care can also cover respite stays if applicable.

Pet Policy

Pets are welcome in the community, provided they are fully vaccinated and up to date with their shots. There are no weight restrictions for pets, ensuring a pet-friendly environment for all residents.

Moving Assistance

Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) are available 24/7 to assist residents with moving in, ensuring a smooth transition into the community.

Transportation Services

The community offers transportation with its own vans, facilitating residents' travel to appointments. The range of travel may be limited based on distance.

Dining Experience

The facility boasts an in-house kitchen staff that prepares breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Residents can enjoy their meals in the dining room or have them delivered to their rooms. Dietary restrictions, such as gluten-free or vegan needs, are accommodated.

Staffing

During the day shift, the staff includes three nurses and five CNAs for each side of the facility. The night shift has a reduced staff of two nurses and three CNAs. A physician and a PA are available daily to attend to residents' medical needs.

Safety Measures

For resident safety, the facility is equipped with call lights and wander guards. The wander guards prevent wandering patients from exiting the facility by automatically locking the door if they approach it.

Addressing Complaints

Residents can report complaints to CNAs, who will fill out a grievance form and forward it to social services or the administrator for resolution, depending on the severity of the issue.

Family Communication

Communication with residents' families begins with the director securing the admission. Thereafter, the facility maintains a contact list to reach out to emergency contacts or family members as needed to keep them informed about the resident's situation.

Staff Contact

Ayanna, a pleasant and helpful admissions staff member, is available to assist with inquiries and ensure a smooth admissions process for prospective residents and their families.