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Assisted Living

Some of our residents choose assisted living for the comfort, safety, and peace of mind it provides, while others rely on the added support with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, or managing medications. Every resident comes to us with unique needs, preferences, and stories—just as no two homes in a neighborhood are ever the same. That’s why we take a truly personal approach to care, offering more than just assistance. From tailored wellness programs and engaging, customized activities to flexible dining options and everyday choices that foster independence, we create an environment where each individual feels supported, valued, and at home.

24-hour personal care
7 day a week nursing
Managed medication assistance
Chef-prepared, nutritionally balanced meals
Onsite religious services
Complimentary housekeeping and laundry
Assistance with activities of daily living

Activities of daily living explained

Activities of daily living (ADLs) are the essential tasks we perform every day to care for ourselves and maintain well-being, such as eating, bathing, dressing, using the bathroom, and moving around. More complex tasks, called instrumental ADLs (IADLs), include managing finances, preparing meals, shopping, managing medications, and maintaining a household. Medical conditions, aging, or cognitive changes can make some or all of these tasks difficult, and support may be needed temporarily—such as after surgery—or long-term for chronic conditions.

Healthcare providers assess ADLs and IADLs to determine the level of support someone may need and to identify ways to maintain independence and safety. Assessments can involve observation, caregiver input, or self-reporting. Based on these evaluations, providers may suggest simple home modifications, assistive devices, caregiving support, or alternative living arrangements like assisted living. Regular assessment ensures that support evolves as needs change, helping individuals stay safe, independent, and well cared for.

Basic ADLs

Assessing an individual's ability to complete each ADL can help determine whether a patient needs daily assistance:

Ambulating: The Extent of an individual’s ability to move from 1 position to another and walk independently.
Feeding: The Ability of an individual to feed oneself.
Dressing: The ability to select appropriate clothes and to put them on.
Personal hygiene: The ability to bathe and groom oneself and maintain dental hygiene, nail, and hair care.
Continence: The ability to control bladder and bowel function.
Toileting: The ability to get to and from the toilet, use it appropriately, and clean oneself afterward.

Instrumental ADLs

Instrumental ADLs require more complex thinking skills, including organizational skills. These activities are as follows:

Transportation: Driving or arranging travel.
Finances: Paying bills and managing assets.
Shopping: Tracking needed items and procuring groceries, clothing, or household products.
Meal preparation: Operating cooking devices, storing food, and preparing meals.
Housekeeping and maintenance: Washing dishes, keeping living areas tidy, and handling home upkeep.
Communication: Managing mail and phone use.
Medications: Obtaining and taking prescriptions.

Memory Care

Restorative & Relaxation Therapy

Through our Restorative and Relaxation Therapy program (R & R) – we create a very individualized support plan for each of our cherished residents. Simple, basic, and thoughtful approaches to the physical and emotional challenges of our residents and their families.

Why is this program important to our residents?

This program enhances quality of life by improving self-awareness, supporting independence, and sustaining mobility and strength. It encourages residents to stay engaged in daily activities and social connections, while also fostering the creation of new memories and honoring their legacy. Above all, it nurtures a sense of pride and dignity in a safe, supportive environment.

How will it support you and your family?

Families gain peace of mind knowing their loved one is safe, valued, and cared for. Visits become 100% quality time, free from stress over daily care needs, allowing for more meaningful moments together—whether at home, on outings, or with children and grandchildren. Families also benefit from ongoing advocacy, educational support, and the reassurance that their loved one’s well-being is always the top priority.

How do we ensure exceptional care?

Our Care Partners are dedicated to delivering consistent, individualized service. Every new resident and family receives a thorough briefing to understand their history, values, and priorities. We encourage and support opportunities that strengthen each person’s abilities while closely monitoring changes in their day-to-day journey. This ongoing awareness keeps families continually informed, engaged, and confident in their loved one’s care.

Additional Support

Rehabilitation Services

Trinity Rehabilitation provides outstanding services to our residents that help improve their quality of life. Physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech language pathology are provided by Trinity Rehabilitation on-site within our community, allowing our residents easy access to these important services.

Safety & Security

Living in a community designed for safety and comfort provides peace of mind for both our residents and their loved ones. We also offer residents a life alert pendant that can be worn for safety. We invite our residents and their families to talk with our staff if they have any questions or concerns.

The Suites at Algiers Point is dedicated to enhancing the lives of seniors who need assisted living or memory care. We provide compassionate support, personalized attention, and a welcoming environment designed to help residents thrive. Contact us today to learn more about how we can support your family.