Neville Place

Pricing Information

The cost for a stay at the senior living community ranges between $500 to $600 per day.

Community Overview

Meadow Center is a senior living community that specializes in subacute and long-term care. It does not offer assisted living services but focuses on providing care for those who require a higher level of medical attention and support.

Availability

The community currently has a waitlist for new residents. The length of the waitlist is unpredictable and varies based on current occupancy and turnover rates.

Respite Care

Meadow Center offers respite care services for individuals needing temporary care. There is no minimum stay requirement for respite care, allowing for flexibility in the duration of the service.

Dining Experience

The dining experience at Meadow Center is bistro-style, featuring arranged seating with actual tables and tablecloths, creating a comfortable and inviting atmosphere for residents to enjoy their meals.

Staffing and Medical Support

The community is staffed with Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) and Registered Nurses (RNs) who are available around the clock. Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) are also part of the care team, providing daily support to residents. Physicians and Nurse Practitioners regularly visit the facility, and there is always one on call after hours to ensure continuous medical oversight.

Safety Measures

Meadow Center operates a locked unit for resident safety. The community does not use bed and chair alarms or pendants as part of its safety protocol.

Complaint Resolution

If a resident has a complaint, the severity of the issue dictates the response process. For serious concerns, a grievance form is completed and addressed promptly by the administrative and clinical team. The community self-reports to the Department of Public Health (DPH) and the Ombudsman Program as needed.

Family Communication

Communication with residents' families is conducted through various channels depending on the situation. Immediate emergencies are communicated via phone calls, while updates on residents' well-being may be shared through emails. Mass text messaging is used to disseminate important information quickly, such as changes to health and safety policies.