PruittPlace - Winston Salem offers care and a living environment for seniors who need assisted living, memory support, respite stays, or even hospice care, and with 99 rooms and 104 beds, there's a choice between private studios and one-bedroom suites for assisted living, or private and shared studios for those needing memory care, and families will probably notice the landscaped grounds and outdoor spaces that give residents space to enjoy fresh air, plus a fitness center and a library for those who like to stay active or read, and the common areas let residents relax or talk with each other during the day. There's always something happening, since activities include arts and crafts, wellness programs, group outings like visits to theaters or shopping centers, and community excursions, and staff encourage residents to stay social and participate if they'd like. Meals are served with attention to taste and nutrition, and that's led to awards for Best Meals and Dining along with Best of Senior Living and Best Activities, so folks often do enjoy what's on the menu and what's going on around the place.
One thing folks notice is PruittPlace - Winston Salem covers lots of types of care, including independent living for those who can manage on their own, assisted living for people needing some help with daily activities, and a memory care area made for those living with Alzheimer's disease or dementia, plus skilled nursing services and home health care that's Medicare-certified, and for people coming in only for short-term help, there are adult day services and respite care, while home care aides can visit for non-medical support and companionship, and hospice and palliative care is available for those who need comfort and support at the end of life. Residents can count on healthcare staff like nurses, a doctor on call, therapists for physical, occupational, or speech needs, and even a podiatrist. Amenities include pet-friendly policies so residents can have companions, wheelchair accessible showers, an on-site beauty and barber shop, resident parking, indoor meeting areas, and transportation for errands or appointments, and staff also offer services like pharmacy, therapy, infusion, medical supply, and their Home First program, which helps people stay independent as long as possible.
The staff has a reputation among families for being friendly, helpful, and joyful, which helps make the place feel warm rather than cold or impersonal, and after over 50 years in healthcare, the philosophy focuses a lot on quality, compassion, and treating people like family with an emphasis on choice and dignity for each resident, and they use a family-centered approach, so they provide things like a Skilled Nursing Payment Portal for easy payment, visitation services so loved ones can visit, and transparency so families can stay up to date on their relatives' progress, and seniors can have as much privacy and independence as possible with choices in rooms and care, whether someone wants to be active, needs medical attention, or requires a higher level of support.
