A Group home offers more personal care.  The Staff to Resident ratio is often much better, which means faster response times and more personalized care.   In a Large Institution there are more residents and more rooms.  Staff personnel have many more residents to assist, if a staff member is assisting a person and someone else calls for assistance it can often take 10, 15 or even 25 minutes before a staff member can respond to the call.  In a Group Home the response time is often immediate or only several minutes.

YES.  A nurse is always available on call 24 hours a day.  Podiatrist for toe-nail clipping and a Geriatric Doctor make regular visits to residents.

Hope Haven provides healthy, nutritious and delicious meals. Which includes fresh fruits and vegetables. In addition we also offer purees made with whole ingredients for residents who have difficulty swallowing.

YES. Staff members are trained and available to assist residents in taking medications, and getting to the Bathroom.

You may visit your family member from 9:30 a.m. - 7p.m, seven days a week. Evening visiting hours are available upon request. 

YES.  Staff members are trained and available to assist residents in taking baths.  All residents get a sponge bath each morning to prevent rashes, as wells as two full showers a week.