Ashley Manor Evans 1 stays open all day, every day, and helps seniors who need different levels of care, whether they're looking for independent living, assisted living, memory care, or home care. The building has small, home-like residences set up so people feel comfortable, with indoor spaces where residents can spend time together, and private or shared suites for privacy. Residents can age in place, getting more help as their needs change over time, and the staff handles everything from basic daily help like bathing and dressing to more complicated needs like diabetic care, managing medications, oxygen support, and even transfers for those who need extra hands. They're able to help with incontinence issues, use mechanical lifts, and offer both one-person and two-person assisted transfers.
Ashley Manor Evans 1 has long-term care, hospice care supported by Auburn Crest, respite care for short stays, and home health visits when needed. Trained staff are available 24 hours a day, with nurses on call, and they can take care of residents with memory loss or dementia, including those who might try to leave or show difficult behaviors. Memory care here includes therapies like aroma therapy, music, light, reminiscing, or hydration, plus the building is set up to cut down on confusion, using memory boxes outside the rooms and circular walking paths. There are secured backyards with quiet walking paths, patios, and high-tech alarm systems, all designed to keep the place safe while helping people stay active.
The community cooks three balanced meals a day with snacks, and can make special diets as needed. Housekeeping, laundry, and linen services are included, and there's an onsite beautician for haircuts or grooming. For staying engaged, there are activities that fit seniors with Alzheimer's or dementia, plus other social, physical, and devotional options, with devotional services held off the property. The staff is known for being kind and helpful, and they get special training to make sure care fits the person, whether someone needs just a little help or more support. Families can count on staff to be careful with medication, keep an eye on blood sugar, and work with doctors, even for hospice and dementia waivers. Everything's wheelchair accessible, and care extends to helping residents avoid falls and stay clean, cared for, and comfortable. Ashley Manor Evans 1 tries to keep things simple and respectful so residents feel at home, using natural daylight to help sleep and manage moods, and choosing activities and therapies that bring comfort or spark good memories.
