BEST PRACTICES FOR DEMENTIA PROGRAMS

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BEST PRACTICES FOR DEMENTIA PROGRAMS LAUREN RUSZNAK REFLECTIONS COORDINATOR VAN DYK PARK PLACE HAWTHORNE, NEW JERSEY SEPTEMBER 22, 2009

OUR PHILOSOPHY OF CARING VAN DYK PARK PLACE “FAMILY CARING FOR FAMILY” EXCEEDING THE EXPECTATIONS TO THOSE WE SERVE. REFLECTIONS NEIGHBORHOOD “TEAM CAREGIVING” OUR STAFF PROVIDES A FAMILY-LIKE ATMOSPHERE MEETING THE PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL AND PERSONAL NEEDS OF OUR RESIDENTS

OUR HISTORY / OUR VISION SINCE 1953, THE VAN DYK FAMILY HAS PROVIDED DISTINCTIVELY DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO MEETING THE HOUSING AND CARE NEEDS OF SENIORS IN THE MID 1990’S, BOB VAN DYK HAD A VISION TO UNIQUELY COMBINE ASSISTED LIVING WITH SECURED DEMENTIA UNITS

THE VAN DYK FAMILY TODAY VAN DYK PARK PLACE VAN DYK MANOR OF RIDGEWOOD VAN DYK MANOR OF MONTCLAIR VAN DYK AT BALD EAGLE COMMONS AT HOME WITH VAN DYK LIFE PHYSICAL THERAPY

OUR APPROACH RESIDENT FOCUSED MEETING THE COMPLEX NEEDS OF OUR RESIDENTS THROUGH INDIVIDUALIZED CARE PLANS FOR RESIDENTS SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES BY PROVIDING A BRIDGE BETWEEN FAMILY MEMBERS AND THE RESIDENT IN OUR CARE REGULAR IN-SERVICE TRAINING FOR CAREGIVERS FOR CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT OVERALL PROGRAM IS CONSTANTLY REVIEWED FOR CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

OUR REFLECTIONS NEIGHBORHOOD LOCATED ON THE THIRD FLOOR OF PROPERTY 22 RESIDENT ROOMS KEY PAD ENTRY/EXIT NOSTALGIC SEASHORE THEME WARM, INVITING, SPACIOUS COMMON AREAS – INCLUDING TWO LARGE LOUNGES PRIVATE OUTDOOR PATIO

THE ASSESSMENT PROCESS NEW RESIDENT CLARIFY A POTENTIAL RESIDENT’S DEMENTIA NEEDS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS TOUR OF THE DEMENTIA NEIGHBORHOOD INTRODUCE TO COORDINATOR AND STAFF TO ADDRESS QUESTIONS NURSING ASSESSMENT ON-SITE TO DETERMINE IF PERSON IS APPROPRIATE FOR THE DEMENTIA NEIGHBORHOOD OR OUTSIDE LOCATION SUPPLEMENTAL ASSESSMENT CONDUCTED PRIOR TO MOVE IN, WHICH INCLUDES RN, NEIGHBORHOOD COORDINATOR AND RESIDENT , TO ENSURE ALL NEED REQUIREMENTS ARE ADDRESSED

THE ASSESSMENT PROCESS TRANSFER RESIDENT DECLINE IN COGNITIVE ABILITY IS IDENTIFIED INITIAL MEETING IS SCHEDULED WITH FAMILY MEMBERS TO ADDRESS CONCERNS QUESTIONS REGARDING DEMENTIA ARE ANSWERED AND RESOURCES FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ARE PROVIDED ACTIONS ARE TAKEN TO SECURE THE SAFETY OF THE RESIDENT A SECOND MEETING IS SCHEDULED AS PROGRESSION CONTINUES A TOUR OF THE DEMENTIA NEIGHBORHOOD IS GIVEN IF DECISION FOR TRANSITION IS MADE, ASSESSMENT IS GIVEN AND THE RESIDENT IS SLOWLY INTEGRATED INTO THE DEMENTIA NEIGHBORHOOD. IF THE DECISION BECOMES DELAYED, ‘DAY-TRIP’ FOR DAY ACTIVITIES WITH PRIVATE OVERNIGHT CARE IS AN OPTION

CARE NEEDS RESIDENT CARE PLANS RESIDENT ROUTINE WANDERING AND BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT FALL PREVENTION PAIN MANAGEMENT NUTRITIONAL SERVICES END OF LIFE

RESIDENT ROUTINE 6 AM – 8 AM – AM CARE 8 AM – 9 AM – BREAKFAST 9 AM – 10 AM – RESIDENT CARE 10 AM – 11:30 AM – ACTIVITIES 11:30 AM – 12 PM – RESIDENT CARE 12 PM – 1 PM – LUNCH 1 PM – 2 PM – RESIDENT CARE 2 PM – 4:30 PM – ACTIVITIES 4:30 PM – 5 PM – RESIDENT CARE 5 PM – 6 PM – DINNER 6 PM – 10 PM – RESIDENT CARE, EVENING SOCIAL TIME 10 PM – 6 AM – RESIDENT CARE 10:15 AM – HYDRATION 3 PM – SNACK 7 PM - SNACK

DEMENTIA AWARENESS ASSISTED LIVING EMPLOYEES ASSISTED LIVING RESIDENTS LOCAL COMMUNITY – HOSPITALS AND EMERGENCY SERVICES ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION ALZHEIMER’S SUPPORT GROUPS DEMENTIA NEIGHBORHOOD CAREGIVERS AND SUPPORT STAFF DEMENTIA NEIGHBORHOOD FAMILIES

DEMENTIA AWARENESS DEMENTIA NEIGHBORHOOD FAMILY MEMBERS ARE PROVIDED WITH ALZHEIMER’S INFORMATION IN ADDITION TO INFORMATION ABOUT OUR MISSION, STAFF, MEAL/SNACK TIMES, MEDICAL ASSISTANCE, ACTIVITIES AND CONTACT INFORMATION MONTHLY ACTIVITIES CALENDAR IS SENT TO FAMILY MEMBERS COMPASSION CONNECTION – A SOCIAL AND SUPPORT GROUP FOR FAMILY MEMBERS FAMILIES ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN DAILY AS WELL AS SPECIAL COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

SOCIAL AND LEISURE ACTIVITIES REFLECTIONS NEIGHBORHOOD INTERACTION IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ASPECT OF DAILY LIFE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD BOARD GAMES, BINGO, CARD GAMES MEMORY RECALL GAMES EXERCISE COOKING, ARTS AND CRAFTS BEAUTY TIME THEME DAYS OUTSIDE THE NEIGHBORHOOD OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES ADD TO RESIDENT’S QUALITY OF LIFE AND ARE A MAJOR COMPONENT OF ‘LIVING IN THE MOMENT” ZOO AND PARK TRIPS PICNICS SCENIC RIDES BOWLING SHOWS AND MOVIES

EVALUATION AND SUSTAINABILITY OF BEST PRACTICE THE SUCCESS AND EFFECTIVENESS OF OUR DEMENTIA PROGRAM AND SERVICES MUST BE EVALUATED ON A DAILY BASIS THE SUSTAINABILITY OF OUR RESIDENTS IN OUR NEIGHBORHOOD GIVES A GOOD INDICATION IF CURRENT PROGRAMS AND SERVICES ARE CONTRIBUTING TO RESIDENTS RESIDING WITH US FOR AN EXTENDED PERIOD. ASPECTS OF CARE THAT ARE CONTINUALLY MONITORED AND USED FOR PROGRAM EVALUATION HOW THE RESIDENT APPEARS DAILY ASSESSMENT AND ADDRESSING HEALTH BOTH PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL MONITORING DAILY NUTRITION AND DAILY LIVING ASSISTANCE ARE WE DOING OUR BEST FOR THE RESIDENT? WHAT CAN BE DO BETTER TO MANAGE THE RESIDENT’S CARE?

MAKE THE MOST OF RESOURCES STAFFING ACTIVITY COORDINATOR OPTIMUM SPACE UTILIZATION DAILY HOUSEKEEPING ACQUIRING NEW RESOURCES PROVIDE SOUND JUSTIFICATION RE-INVENT CURRENT RESOURCES INTO SOMETHING NEW NEVER GIVE UP ON MAKING A CHANGE

SOME FINAL THOUGHTS… WHEN CARING FOR THOSE WITH DEMENTIA EVERY DAY IS DIFFERENT NEW CHALLENGES NEED TO BE FACED EACH DAY FIND THE HUMOR IN SITUATIONS REMEMBER THAT YOUR RESIDENTS ARE LIVING IN THE MOMENT AND YOU ARE LIVING IN THE MOMENT WITH THEM