Rose Corner AFH LLC

Rose Corner AFH LLC sits in Salem, Oregon, and works as a residential care home providing personalized care in a home-like setting with private rooms and private bathrooms, some even offering wheelchair accessible showers, and there's both indoor and outdoor common areas that residents can enjoy when they want some fresh air or a change of scenery, and folks can smoke outside if they need to, but not inside the house. There's a secured memory care system in place with things like Wander Guard technology for residents needing memory care, and the staff understands ambulatory care, diabetic care, and incontinence care, making sure to help people with walking, special diets, or bathroom needs whenever it's needed, and vegetarian meals are offered too if someone prefers those. There are activities on-site and off-site, plus devotional activities at the home or out in the community, so there's always something social or spiritual to do for those who like a bit of company or guided time, and a beautician comes in for haircuts and grooming so residents can keep feeling good about themselves without having to leave. People can use transportation for medical or personal errands, but there's a cost for that, and parking's available too for visitors or those with cars. Staff and ancillary service workers meet healthcare needs, and they handle both long stays and short respite or temporary stays if someone just needs a bit of help for a while. Rose Corner AFH LLC believes in treating everyone fairly and kindly, with hiring and care decisions guided by equal opportunity rules, and there's a manager focused on making sure no unlawful discrimination or harassment happens while also making reasonable changes for people with disabilities. The community encourages different backgrounds in its team and suppliers, following the rules from agencies and making sure to follow the principles laid out for minority and women-owned businesses. Overall, Rose Corner AFH LLC aims to give a safe, caring place where seniors can get the daily help they want and be part of a supportive group, staying as independent as possible as they age in place.