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The costs for living at Stonehill vary based on the type of accommodation and level of care required. Potential residents are encouraged to contact the community directly for detailed pricing information!
Yes, there are typically deposit requirements that vary by accommodation type. Interested individuals should reach out to Stonehill for specific details regarding deposits and any associated fees.
Families interested in learning about costs and fees can reach out directly to Stonehill Communities for detailed information. They can provide specific pricing based on the services and accommodations desired.
To join the waiting list at Stonehill Communities, you need to complete the Waiting List Form and the Financial Disclosure Form. These forms can be completed electronically via DocuSign or downloaded and emailed back to the Clinical Liaison, Michelle Dura. You can also contact Michelle directly at 563.690.9655.
Yes, Stonehill prefers that you complete admission forms electronically using DocuSign.
For the admission process for the Health Center, you can contact Michelle Dura, the Clinical Liaison, at 563-690-9655. She will be able to assist you with any inquiries.
There may be a waiting list for admission to Stonehill Communities, depending on the service requested. Interested individuals can fill out the required forms to be placed on the waiting list or call for more information.
During the admission process, you are required to submit a Financial Disclosure Form and review the Stonehill Financial Arrangements document. These documents provide transparency regarding the financial commitments associated with residency. You may also have to provide a copy of your Medicare or other insurance information as well as financial information for ACH payments.
You can submit the required admission forms either electronically through DocuSign or by downloading them and emailing them back to program contact person or dropping them off at Stonehill.
Yes, the waiting list/inquiry forms are available for download on the Stonehill Communities website. You can download the Waiting List Form and the Financial Disclosure Form to complete them offline.
Stonehill provides more than $750,000 in benevolent care annually to support residents who require financial assistance. This funding ensures that residents can continue to receive high quality services even if their financial situation changes.
Monthly fees include three meals per day, housekeeping, laundry services, health monitoring, an individual service plan, emergency call system, and complimentary transportation to medical appointments. Residents also have access to various activities and wellness programs as part of the all-inclusive services.
To be eligible for the GUIDE program, an individual must have a confirmed diagnosis of dementia, live at home or in an independent or assisted living community in Iowa, and have Medicare as their primary payer. Individuals enrolled in Medicare Parts A and B, but not in a Medicare Advantage Plan or hospice benefit, qualify.
Yes, home care services are available 24/7 based on the needs of the individual. This flexibility ensures that residents receive the care they need at any time.
Independent Living at Assisi Village offers two main payment options: an entry fee option with a larger up-front payment and a lower monthly rental fee, and a standard monthly rental option. Please contact Assisi Village to discuss your situation and available apartments/villas.
The monthly cost for residents includes bi-weekly housekeeping, maintenance, scheduled transportation, emergency call system, and various meal services. Additionally, utilities such as water, sewer, wi-fi, garbage removal, and landscaping/snow removal are covered.
Costs at Assisi Village can vary depending on the type of apartment and the specific level of services required. Potential residents or family members are encouraged to request detailed pricing information by calling the Program Manager at 563.690.9650.
The webpage does not specify exact costs for Memory Care services. For detailed pricing information, potential residents and families are encouraged to contact the admissions office at 563.690.9655.
The monthly rent at Windsor Park includes essential utilities such as water, gas, electricity, and garbage removal. Windsor Park also offers free laundry facilities.
While the monthly rent covers utilities and some amenities, additional services, such as optional rental garage space and the noon meal program, are available at an additional cost. Please call us at 563.582.0646 if you have questions about Windsor Park.
For current Health Coaching pricing, please contact the Wellness Center at 563.690.9640.
Yes, gift certificates are available for health coaching sessions. This can be a thoughtful gift for loved ones looking to improve their health and wellness. Gift certificates can be purchased by contacting the Wellness Center.
The Stonehill Wellness Center offers several membership options, including Basic Membership and All-Inclusive Membership for both individuals under 55 and seniors aged 55 and over. Pricing varies based on the membership type and duration, with discounts available for individuals 55+ and couples. Free membership is available through the Silver Sneakers and RenewActive programs.
The Wellness Center Basic Membership includes access to all cardio and strength equipment, the walking track, and the sauna.
The Wellness Center All-Inclusive Membership provides access to all strength and cardio equipment, unlimited group exercise classes, sauna usage, and HydroWorx pool appointments.
Yes, individuals with a UnitedHealthcare Medicare plan, select Medicare Advantage Plans, or select Medicare Supplements can receive a free Basic Membership through programs like RenewActive or Silver Sneakers. Upgraded membership benefits are available with a day pass or punch card.
Wellness membership rates are subject to change. Please contact the Wellness Center at 563.690.9640 for current rates and promotions.
A day pass to the Stonehill Wellness Center costs $10 for a single day, or you can purchase a 10-Visit Punch Pass for $80. This allows you to enjoy all-inclusive access to the facility for the duration of the pass.
To apply for Wellness Center membership, you can download the membership application from the website, complete it electronically via DocuSign, or complete in person at the Center. For any questions, you may also contact the Wellness Center directly.
For current pricing on personal training sessions, please call the Wellness Center at 563.690.9640.
No, there are no refunds for unused personal training sessions. It's important to plan and utilize the sessions purchased within one year of the purchase date.
In long term care, the items that are need to be brought in are a TV, lift recliner, clothing items, shoes, electric razors, and individual items that may make your loved one feel more at home, such as photos, holiday decorations, or even a comforter for their bed. They may also bring in a dorm fridge if they would like. Stonehill provides a hospital bed, dresser, nightstand, and a closet in each room.
We have approximately 400 employees across all departments and service areas.
Yes, we pay for CNA certification for our employees and offer an on-site class with a Stonehill instructor. Those interested in joining our team and becoming a CNA can apply as a Nursing Assistant.
Stonehill offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes health insurance, dental, vision, short and long-term disability, life insurance, retirement plans, identity theft protection, supplemental health plans, flexible spending accounts, early wage access, an employee assistance program, free membership to the Stonehill Wellness Center, discounted meals, scholarships and tuition reimbursement, and bonus programs.
You can apply through our website, call Human Resources at 563.690.9624, or stop in to apply in person.
You can follow up about an job application with our Recruiter at 563.690.9624.
No, you can join our team before you have received your certification! Some of our caregiving roles, such as Nursing Assistant, Assisted Living Caregiver and Home Care Caregiver do not require certification. We will provide the necessary training and can help you get certifications to advance in your career.
Stonehill offers health insurance through Individual Health Coverage Reimbursement Arrangement (ICHRA). It allows each employee to choose the plan that has the provider network, premium cost, and deductible amount that fits their unique situation. Stonehill provides funds to help cover employees' health insurance premium costs.
Yes, we are happy to support the career growth of our employees and remove financial barriers by offering tuition reimbursement and scholarship opportunities. We also offer an on-site CNA class to employees at no cost.
Stonehill has nursing and clinical positions, as well as roles in other non-clinical departments. See our current openings online or call 563.690.9624 to inquire.
Stonehill can help you earn your CNA certification. Start as a Nursing Assistant and enroll in our free, on-site CNA class. If you aren't sure about a position, we offer job shadowing to help you make the best choice for you. We also offer assistance with continuing education as you grow in your career.
Yes, we offer internship opportunities in a variety of departments. Contact our Volunteer Coordinator to talk about your skills, goals, and internship requirements.
Our culture is guided by our Franciscan values of compassion, hospitality, stewardship, and reverence. We support each other and work together toward our shared goal of meeting the health needs of older adults in our community. Our employees say it feels like family and people are always willing to help out.
You can contact Stonehill's Human Resources department at 563.690.9624
Open career opportunities can be viewed at https://www.stonehilldbq.com/openings
We, Stonehill Communities, in the spirit of St. Francis of Assisi, offer a continuum of quality lifetime care services in a dignified atmosphere.
Residents like Betty Hillary and Carole Grubb express feelings of warmth and community, noting that Stonehill feels like home. They appreciate the security, beauty of the environment, and the sense of family among residents and staff.
Stonehill offers a variety of living arrangements, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, short-term rehabilitation, and long-term care. Our services are designed to meet you where you are in life.
Stonehill engages with the local community through partnerships, sponsorships, events, and volunteer opportunities.
The current Board Chair of Stonehill Communities is Kim Hermsen, who is affiliated with the Archdiocese of Dubuque.
Peggy Stockel serves as the President/CEO of Stonehill Communities. In this role, she oversees the operations and strategic direction of the organization, ensuring it meets the evolving needs of the Dubuque and Tri-State community.
You can learn more about the mission, vision, and values of Stonehill Communities by visiting their dedicated page on their website. This section provides insights into the guiding principles that shape the community's approach to care.
As a faith-based organization, spiritual care services are an important part of Stonehill's services. We have on-site chapels at the Health Center, Assisi Village, and Windsor Park and offer regular Catholic Mass, Ecumenical Services, prayer services, and other spiritual programming.
The Benevolent Foundation is a charitable organization that supports residents of Stonehill Communities who may need financial assistance. It aims to ensure that all residents can receive the care they need, regardless of their financial situation. It also supports the long-term sustainability and growth of Stonehill Communities.
The Board of Directors impacts Stonehill Communities by providing governance and strategic oversight. They ensure that the community remains true to its mission while adapting to the changing needs of its residents.
Board members bring a diverse range of expertise from fields such as healthcare, education, construction, and finance. This variety of backgrounds allows for comprehensive discussions and informed decision-making.
Having members from the Sisters of St. Francis on the Board underscores the community's commitment to the legacy of care that was begun by the Sisters when the started Stonehill. Their presence ensures that the community remains focused on Franciscan values and ministry to those in need.
The Stonehill Ethics Committee works collaboratively with residents, families, and employees to address and assist with difficult healthcare dilemmas. They also review policies and guidelines to ensure they align with the organization’s mission and ethical best practices.
Stonehill is committed to maintaining the highest level of ethical compliance in its business practices and healthcare decision-making, guided by Franciscan values. The Ethics Committee plays a vital role in upholding these standards.
Yes, Stonehill welcomes comments and concerns regarding its business practices, confidentiality measures, and resource use. You can call their Compliance Hotline at 563.557.7181 x1299 to voice any concerns.
Stonehill's Ethics Committee provides Ethics Consultations when there are disagreements or different points of view regarding healthcare decisions. The consultation could include an Ethics Committee representative, the resident, family members, Stonehill employees, and other care team members as needed. This collaborative approach helps explore different perspectives, ensure that ethical considerations are part of healthcare decision-making, and bring all parties into alignment.
The current CEO of Stonehill Communities is Peggy Stockel. She became CEO in 2023.
Stonehill Communities is located on Windsor Avenue in the Historic North End of Dubuque, Iowa. It serves the Dubuque community as well as surrounding areas.
Stonehill Communities builds upon the historical ministry started by the Sisters of St. Francis when they came to Dubuque in 1878. This legacy shapes the values and mission of the organization today. Stonehill Communities was founded in 1978.
The services provided at Stonehill Communities are guided by the Franciscan values of hospitality, reverence, stewardship, and compassion.
Stonehill Communities' vision is: In the spirit of St Francis of Assisi we commit to provide quality health and wellness services as we respond to changing needs.
The core values of Stonehill Communities include Compassion, Hospitality, Stewardship, and Reverence. Each value plays a crucial role in shaping the community’s culture and the quality of care they provide.
Hospitality at Stonehill Communities refers to the warm and gracious welcome extended to everyone. They strive to create a friendly environment where all individuals feel valued, respected, and at home.
Stewardship at Stonehill Communities involves taking responsibility for financial, human, and environmental resources. They manage their finances with integrity and recognize the unique talents of each person, ensuring a sustainable and supportive environment.
Reverence at Stonehill Communities is about treating every person with dignity and respect. This value acknowledges the inherent worth of each individual, emphasizing the importance of life and the shared experiences of all residents.
St. Francis of Assisi is the patron saint of the Sisters of St. Francis, who founded Stonehill Communities. His teachings on compassion, love, and respect for all individuals are reflected in the community's core values and approach to care.
Yes, Stonehill Communities warmly welcomes all people to their community. Their commitment to hospitality ensures that everyone feels included and valued, regardless of their background.
As a non-profit organization, Stonehill Communities ensures fiscal responsibility by managing their financial resources with integrity. They prioritize transparency and accountability in their financial practices to sustain their services and care for residents. The organization also has financial oversight by a volunteer Board of Directors and Finance Committee.
The overall philosophy of care at Stonehill Communities is rooted in compassion, dignity, and respect for every individual. It honors personal choice and preference. We strive to create a welcoming environment with high quality service that enables residents, clients, and members to live well.
Stonehill Communities was founded in 1878 by the Sisters of St. Francis in Dubuque, Iowa. Initially, they operated an orphanage and home for the aging. The Stonehill Health Center opened in 1978. Throughout the years, additional services were added to expand the continuum of care for older adults and meet the evolving needs of the community.
Notable expansions include the addition of a 14-apartment household for Assisted Living Memory Care and the new Administrative/Outreach building in 2021, the addition of home care services in 2023, and the acquisition of Windsor Park Apartments in 2024. These expansions enhance Stonehill's ability to serve a wider range of residents and community members.
The Stonehill Benevolent Foundation was created in 1989 to assist with fundraising and philanthropy efforts on behalf of Stonehill. It plays a crucial role in supporting the community's mission and enhancing the services offered to residents and community members. It helps provide benevolent care of residents who have limited financial resources.
The Stonehill Communities Health Center opened in 1978, providing a 214-bed licensed skilled-nursing facility. This center has been a cornerstone of care for the community since its inception.
Stonehill Communities was founded by the Sisters of St. Francis, who were dedicated to serving the community's elderly and at-risk populations. Their legacy continues to influence the mission and values of Stonehill today.
Stonehill Communities promotes a welcoming culture of exceptional service, compassion, and respect for all individuals. This culture is foundational to the experience of residents and is reinforced by the leadership team.
You can reach the Clinical Liaison, Michelle Dura, by calling 563-690-9655. Alternatively, you can email her at mdura@stonehilldbq.com for any specific questions regarding admissions.
The Stonehill Benevolent Foundation is a nonprofit organization established to ensure that no resident of Stonehill Communities is turned away due to financial constraints. Since 1989, it has been dedicated to providing financial assistance for residents requiring benevolent care.
The Stonehill Benevolent Foundation was established in 1989.
You can contact the Stonehill Benevolent Foundation by calling 563.690.9660 or by emailing tconnolly@stonehilldbq.com.
The Caregiver Resource Center is located in the lower level of the Administrative/Outreach building on the Stonehill campus in Dubuque near the Wellness Center and Outpatient Therapy.
The center was inspired by Jim Theisen, who envisioned a supportive place for caregivers. His generous donation established a challenge grant to create an endowment for the center's sustainability.
Most resources at the Caregiver Resource Center are available at no cost to caregivers. This is part of the center's mission to provide support without financial burden.
The atmosphere at Stonehill is friendly and welcoming, fostering a sense of community among residents. Staff members are dedicated to creating a supportive environment where residents can thrive and build meaningful connections.
Yes, transportation is provided for residents to medical appointments and organized activities. This ensures that residents can maintain their independence and participate fully in community life.
Assisted Living Memory Care is designed for older adults in the early to mid-stages of dementia or Alzheimer's. The program focuses on promoting independence while ensuring safety.
For admissions information, you can contact program manager Rachel Finn, at 563.583.8234 or you can submit an information request online.
Assisi Village provides complimentary transportation to medical appointments and organized activities. Residents are also welcome to have their own vehicle that can be parked at Assisi Village.
Residents frequently express positive sentiments about their experiences, highlighting the friendly staff, supportive community, and enjoyable activities. Many feel that they have found a second family and appreciate the peaceful setting of the village.
Enrollment in the GUIDE program begins with verification of eligibility and an assessment by the GUIDE Care Navigator. You can schedule an appointment by calling 563.690.9649 or by submitting an online request.
The GUIDE program is an innovative CMS value-based care model focused on dementia. The program is designed to improve dementia care and support caregivers while they are living at home. Stonehill is one of only 3 providers in Iowa to offer the program.
Home care services provided by Stonehill At Home are available in Dubuque, Iowa, and surrounding areas within Iowa. Call 563.690.9765 for specific questions about your location or needs. For home care services in Illinois, Stonehill partners with 24-Hour Care.
Yes, transportation services are part of the home care offerings. Caregivers can accompany residents to appointments, ensuring they have safe and reliable transport when needed.
The focus of Stonehill At Home's services is to support older adults in aging in place, allowing them to enjoy the comfort of their own homes while receiving necessary assistance.
Assisi Village is described as a warm and welcoming community where residents quickly feel at home. Many residents appreciate the caring relationships they build with one another and the Assisi Village staff, which contribute to their overall happiness and sense of belonging.
Assisi Village offers 26 independent living apartments, five independent living villas, 34 assisted living apartments, and a 14-suite assisted living memory care household.
Residents express a strong sense of community and happiness at Assisi Village, often highlighting the friendships they form and the care they receive from fellow residents and staff. Many feel blessed to be part of such a nurturing environment.
Assisi Village is an Independent and Assisted Living community on the Stonehill Communities campus that offers various levels of care, including Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Assisted Living Memory Care. It is designed to provide a supportive, community environment for seniors.
To learn more about living at Assisi Village, prospective residents and their families can request additional information or a tour through the website, or call 563.583.8234.
Assisi Village offers a variety of activities designed to engage residents socially, physically, and mentally. This includes arts and crafts, fitness classes, entertainment, prayer groups, and outings. New activities are added based on resident interests and requests.
Assisi Village is located at 1001 Assisi Drive on the Stonehill Communities campus in Dubuque, Iowa.
The Living Well Together program is designed for social, active adults aged 55 and older who are living at home. It provides them with an opportunity to engage in community activities without the need to relocate.
Members can participate in various social events, including weekly bingo, happy hour, live music performances, and educational presentations. There are also community outings, meals, and fitness opportunities.
The primary goal of the Living Well Together program is to provide older adults with a vibrant community experience, promoting social interaction, wellness, and engagement while they continue to live independently at home.
Yes, Stonehill provides transportation services for residents to appointments and outings. This ensures that residents can maintain their independence and participate in community activities.
Stonehill provides a homelike environment with private and couples rooms where residents can personalize their space with furniture and decorations. Resident rooms are organized into households with common dining areas. This approach helps create a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere, encourage connection between residents, and facilitate resident care.
Families are considered integral team members in the care process at Stonehill. The staff collaborates with family members to ensure that care plans align with the wishes and goals of residents.
The Memory Care unit at Stonehill features a household model with 16 private suites. The household includes a large living room with television, fireplace, and large windows; a kitchen and dining area; and a secure outdoor patio.
For more information or to schedule a tour, you can contact Michelle Dura at 563.690.9655. She can provide details regarding admissions and answer any questions you may have.
Yes, the Memory Care unit is a secure household with a private outdoor patio.
The therapy team at Stonehill consists of licensed physical, occupational, and speech therapists. This team is dedicated to providing personalized, professional therapy services based on individual needs.
To reserve a room for skilled nursing and short-term rehab, you can call our Admissions Specialist at 563.690.9655. They will assist you with the reservation process and answer any questions you may have.
If you need transportation to the facility for post-acute care, it is recommended to arrange this prior to your arrival. You may also contact Stonehill for assistance and recommendations regarding transportation options.
Windsor Park is an affordable senior living apartment building that features 79 apartments with unique floor plans and varying monthly rent levels. It is located on the Stonehill campus, providing residents with a secure and friendly community atmosphere.
Windsor Park is located at 801 Davis Street, at the corner of Windsor Avenue and Davis Street on the Stonehill campus.
Windsor Park was originally constructed as Xavier Hospital by the Sisters of St. Francis in 1947 and operated until 1982. It transitioned to a senior living apartment building in 1989. Stonehill purchased Windsor Park in 2024.
Yes, there is a city bus stop located on the property of Windsor Park, making it convenient for residents to access public transportation.
Interested individuals can schedule a tour or inquire about apartment information by contacting the Windsor Park office at 563.582.0646. This allows them to explore the community and see available options.
Windsor Park offers efficiency, 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom apartments for individuals 55+, catering to various resident needs and preferences. Each apartment has its own unique floor plan.
Windsor Park is designed to foster a friendly community where residents can enjoy social interactions and support from one another. The secure and quiet atmosphere enhances the overall living experience.
Stonehill Communities includes several facilities: Assisi Village at 1001 Assisi Dr., Dubuque, IA 52001; the Health Center, Wellness Center, Caregiver Resource Center, and Outpatient Therapy Clinic at 3485 Windsor Ave, Dubuque, IA 52001; and Windsor Park at 801 Davis St., Dubuque, IA 52001. Each location offers unique services and accommodations.
The contact number for Stonehill Communities is 563.557.7180. This number can be used for inquiries and to schedule visits.
Assisi Village can be contacted at 563.583.8234. This is the direct line for any questions regarding their facilities and services.
Windsor Park can be reached at 563.582.0646. This number is available for inquiries about their apartments and community activities.
Stonehill Communities offers a variety of living arrangements, personalized care services, and a vibrant community atmosphere. It is a locally-run non-profit organization that has been trusted by many area families for generations. We are a preferred partner with both Dubuque hospitals. Stonehill's comprehensive continuum of care means that as health needs change, we are ready to provide the care and support you need with a smooth transition.
Yes, the Wellness Center is open to the community at large with a variety of membership options.
The Stonehill Wellness Center is located at 3485 Windsor Ave., Dubuque, IA 52001 on the Stonehill Communities campus.
The senior membership discounts apply to individuals aged 55 and over. Both the Basic and All-Inclusive memberships offer reduced rates for this age group.
You can contact the Wellness Center by calling 563.690.9640 or emailing wellness@stonehilldbq.com.
Yes, the Caregiver Resource Center offers a variety of activities for caregivers including support groups, educational sessions, self-care opportunities, and social events.
Stonehill *was* founded by the Sisters of St. Francis, but is no longer owned by the Sisters of St. Francis. It is an independent non-profit organization. Sisters of St. Francis continue to provide guidance through membership on the Board of Directors.
We’re happy to show you our campus! To schedule a tour of the Health Center for long-term care, memory care, or post-acute rehabilitation, contact our Admissions Specialist at 563.690.9655. For a tour of Assisi Village Independent and Assisted Living or Assisted Living Memory Care, call 563.583.8234. For a tour of Windsor Park call 563.582.0646.
The meaning behind the name Stonehill is unknown, but we were named by the Sisters of St. Francis when they founded and opened the Health Center in 1978.
Individuals can contribute to Stonehill Communities by donating their time, resources, and talents. The organization values community support as integral to fulfilling its mission.
You can apply online through the Stonehill website to volunteer at the Caregiver Resource Center. Various roles are available, including office support, advocacy, and support group leadership.
Support can be offered through donations to Stonehill or the Caregiver Resource Center endowment, volunteering, or sponsoring events. Contributions help sustain the center's operations and the services it provides to caregivers.
Stonehill offers a variety of volunteer opportunities including pastoral care, health center activities, dining services, Wellness Center support, Caregiver Resource Center support, and participating in Stonehill's boards and committees. Volunteers can engage in resident activities such as musical performances, leading craft projects, assisting with outings, providing escort services for residents, pet therapy, and distributing communion; offering office support, landscaping, and other technical support; organizing events; and more. If you have an interest or skill you would like to share, please contact our Volunteer Coordinator at 563.690.9666.
To get involved as a volunteer, you need to complete an online volunteer application or contact the Volunteer Coordinator.
Volunteers at Stonehill receive several benefits including a free lunch from the cafeteria on service days, a free basic membership to the wellness center for those volunteering 5 or more hours a month, and annual recognition events. Additional perks include networking and skill development.
For more information about volunteering, you can contact Sarah Candee, the Volunteer Coordinator, at 563.690.9666. She can provide additional details on how to get involved and answer any specific questions you may have.
While specific time commitments may vary depending on the role, many volunteer opportunities involve regular weekly or monthly activities. One-time or limited-time volunteers are welcome as well.
In the health center, volunteers can assist with activities such as musical performances, nail care, crafts, and leading recreational games like bingo. They can offer pet therapy or companionship visits. Volunteers can also help escort residents to their internal and external appointments.
Yes, groups can volunteer together at Stonehill. Please reach out to the Volunteer Coordinator at scandee@stonehilldbq.com or 563.690.9666 to discuss your group and interest.
To become a volunteer, you will need to submit a volunteer application and complete required documentation. A tuberculosis test may be required.
While the content does not specify age restrictions, many volunteer opportunities may be suitable for a wide range of ages, including youth and seniors. It is advisable to check with the Volunteer Coordinator for any specific requirements.
Yes, volunteers can assist with dining services by helping residents select their meal choices, delivering meal trays, and rolling silverware. This support is essential in ensuring a pleasant dining experience for residents.
Volunteers are encouraged to share any crafts or hobbies they are passionate about, which may include knitting, painting, or other creative activities. These sessions not only provide entertainment but also foster creativity among the residents.
Stonehill Communities values family involvement and encourages families to participate in their loved one's care and activities. Open communication is a priority to ensure families feel connected and informed. Family caregivers are also encouraged to receive support from the Caregiver Resource Center.
Individuals can make donations at any time. Stonehill has two primary fundraising campaigns each year, in the spring and at the end of the year. Individuals may also participate in fundraising events such as Stonehill Trivia Night, dine-out fundraisers, and Great Give Day.
Yes, the Stonehill Benevolent Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.
The Caregiver Resource Center offers support groups where caregivers can connect with others facing similar challenges. There are general caregiver support groups as well as specialized groups for those caring for loved ones with Lewy Body Dementia, Frontal Temporal Dementia, and Parkinson's. There is also a support group for care recipients.
The purpose of the Caregiver Resource Center is to provide caregivers with essential support and resources to help them manage their caregiving responsibilities. It aims to create a supportive environment for those caring for loved ones with chronic illnesses.
The GUIDE program provides various forms of caregiver support, including access to a Care Navigator who offers personalized assistance and emotional support. Caregivers can also participate in the Caregiver Resource Center events, receive respite care, and have access to a 24-7 help line.
The GUIDE program offers respite care to provide temporary relief for caregivers, allowing them to take time off while ensuring that individuals with dementia receive appropriate care. Up to $2,500 in respite care per year is covered under the program.
Stonehill features a modern and spacious Wellness Center that is open to the public. It includes a wide variety of strength and cardio equipment, a walking track, the HydroWorx treadmill pool, and a sauna.
Advance care planning helps residents make decisions about the care they would want to receive if they become unable to speak for themselves. This process involves discussions and documentation that guide healthcare decisions according to the resident's wishes.
Stonehill social workers are available to assist residents in completing an advance directive.
An Ethics Consultation is a free service provided by Stonehill when healthcare decisions become difficult and complicated or there is disagreement among family members, the resident, or the care team. It assists residents and their families in navigating challenging decisions regarding treatment options and care by providing a forum for discussion guided by Catholic healthcare ethics principles.
Stonehill offers information and ethical guidance on completing the Iowa Physician Orders for Scope of Treatment (IPOST). This ensures that residents' treatment preferences are documented and honored.
Stonehill Communities responds to changing needs by continuously evaluating and adapting their health and wellness services. This proactive approach ensures that residents receive the most appropriate care and that the evolving needs of our greater community are met.
Stonehill offers an on-site Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) course for its employees, approved by the Iowa Department of Inspections, Appeals, and Licensure. This course is provided free of charge. Stonehill also offers in-services, scholarships, certification training, and tuition reimbursement to employees to encourage career growth.
The Caregiver Resource Center is a dedicated space for non-professional caregivers to access resources and support for themselves while caring for loved ones with chronic illnesses. It offers a variety of services including support groups, educational resources, caregiver consultations, and self-care opportunities.
Stonehill prioritizes the safety and security of its residents with measures such as 24/7 staff availability, secure entrances, and emergency response systems. Regular safety drills and training ensure that staff are prepared to handle any situation.
Yes, the services provided under the GUIDE Dementia Program are fully covered by Medicare. This makes it accessible for individuals who qualify under the program's eligibility requirements.
The Lifeline Medical Alert Service is a system that allows residents to call for help in case of an emergency. It includes a wearable medical alert button that connects to a trained care specialist 24/7, ensuring immediate assistance when needed. Stonehill can help install and manage your Lifeline service.
Yes, Stonehill At Home provides assistance with exercise and therapies recommended by a licensed therapist as part of their home care services. This support is crucial for maintaining physical health and mobility for older adults.
Wellness checks are part of the home care services provided by Stonehill At Home. These checks ensure that residents' health is monitored regularly and any potential issues are identified early.
Assisi Village prioritizes the safety of its residents through various measures, including secure access to the facility, emergency response systems, and regular safety drills. Staff members are trained to handle emergencies effectively.
The Wellness Center offers a variety of fitness classes tailored for older adults to promote health and wellness. Classes are offered Monday through Friday. Classes are available for various levels of individual mobility and ability. Members can enjoy these classes as part of an All-Inclusive membership.
Stonehill offers onsite physical, occupational, and speech therapies to support the health and wellness of residents. These therapies are part of a comprehensive approach to personalized care.
The caregivers and nursing staff at Stonehill receive training in dementia care and ongoing education to enhance their skills. This commitment ensures that residents are treated with dignity, patience, and respect.
Stonehill offers a variety of outpatient therapy services, including physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and specialized programs like LSVT BIG for Parkinson's disease. They also provide cognitive screenings for dementia-related behaviors and lymphedema management.
The complimentary balance screening aims to help individuals understand their personal risk of falling. It is a free appointment that provides valuable information for discussion with a healthcare provider.
Cognitive Wellness Assessments are conducted by licensed speech-language pathologists. They involve a series of questions and tasks to determine if memory concerns are part of normal aging or indicative of other issues.
To schedule an appointment for outpatient therapy services or a complimentary balance screening, you can contact the Outpatient Therapy Clinic at 563.690.9637. They will assist you in setting up your appointment.
Yes, Stonehill offers physical therapy in their HydroWorx® therapy pool, which provides a unique environment for rehabilitation. The therapy pool is designed to enhance recovery through aquatic therapy techniques.
The Hydroworx® pool in the Stonehill Wellness Center is a pool with an underwater treadmill that can be raised and lowered for ease of entry. The pool is utilized for physical therapy and personal fitness. It provides a unique environment that allows individuals to perform exercises with reduced gravity, which can enhance recovery and rehabilitation.
The goal of the post-acute care program at Stonehill is to help individuals regain or maintain an optimal level of independence and return home safely after a hospital stay, injury, or illness.
Yes, Windsor Park offers on-site Stonehill outpatient therapy services and a fitness room.
Yes, Windsor Park has Stonehill maintenance staff to addresses any issues residents may encounter in their apartments or common areas.
The Stonehill Wellness Center offers personal training and health coaching services in addition to the group fitness classes and exercise equipment.
The Wellness Center is open seven days a week from 5:00 am to 10:00 pm. However, the pool and sauna are only available during staffed hours, which vary throughout the week.
To set up a pool orientation or appointment for the HydroWorx pool, Wellness Center members can call the Wellness Center directly at 563.690.9640. The staff will assist you with scheduling and provide any necessary information.
The Wellness Center offers group fitness classes that cater to all abilities, ensuring that everyone can participate and benefit from fitness activities. These classes include strength training, cardio workouts, yoga, Zumba, and more.
Yes, the Wellness Center offers options for exercise at home through their Wellness Center YouTube Channel. This allows individuals to engage in fitness activities conveniently from their own homes.
Health coaching is a service that helps individuals set and achieve their personal health and wellness goals. It focuses on various aspects of wellness, including fitness, flexibility, nutrition, sleep, and stress management.
Health coaching at Stonehill is provided by Mallory Kaiser, who is an ACE Certified Health Coach. She is available for consultations and can be contacted for more information on health coaching services.
Each health coaching session lasts up to 1 hour. The frequency of sessions is recommended to be weekly for at least one month to achieve the best results.
Yes, health coaching sessions can be conducted in-person, through video chat, or by email. This flexibility allows participants to choose the format that best suits their needs.
Personal training at Stonehill involves personalized sessions designed to help individuals begin exercising, train for events, or achieve specific health and fitness goals. Each session lasts for 45 minutes and is tailored to meet individual needs.
Yes, you can pair personal training with health coaching. This combination not only enhances your wellness journey but also offers a discount on services. For more details, you call the Wellness Center at 563.690.9640.
Stonehill offers multiple styles of apartments for independent and assisted living including 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom layouts. Independent Living villas are also available. Meal plans and caregiver services are available based on residents' needs and preferences.
Yes, Assisi Village offers free parking for residents. Residents in Independent Living Villas have garages.
Stonehill offers a wide range of activities that promote engagement and socialization among residents. These may include exercise classes, social events, celebrations, hobbies and crafts, Mass and spiritual activities, and educational activities, and outings designed to enhance quality of life. View the monthly calendar of activities for the Health Center or Assisi Village to learn more.
Stonehill offers a variety of menu options for Health Center residents that cater to different dietary needs and preferences. Residents can enjoy nutritious meals prepared by our cooks in a household dining setting or in the comfort of their own room.
Yes, Stonehill's dining services can accommodate various dietary needs, including allergies and specific nutritional requirements. The culinary team works closely with residents to ensure their dietary preferences are met.
Yes, Stonehill Communities welcomes people of all faiths and provides both Catholic and ecumenical services.
Catholic Mass at the Health Center is held from Sunday to Thursday at 10:30 am.
Catholic Mass at Assisi Village is held Sunday through Friday at 9:30am.
Father Gabriel Mensah supports the spiritual care of residents and families at Stonehill Communities by offering regular Mass, Reconciliation, and Anointing of the Sick. Stonehill's Pastoral Care Committee provide additional spiritual programming.
Yes, residents and their families can request specific spiritual care services, including prayer requests, Mass intentions, and Anointing of the Sick. The Pastoral Care Committee is available to assist with these requests.
Yes, there are several volunteer opportunities available, including roles as Eucharistic Ministers, music ministry participants, and those who facilitate prayer and Bible study groups. Interested individuals can inquire through the Volunteer Coordinator.
Father Gabriel Mensah plays a crucial role in the spiritual life of Stonehill Communities by conducting regular Mass services, providing spiritual counseling, and facilitating sacraments like Reconciliation and Anointing of the Sick.
Only independent living residents living in the villas may be allowed small pets at the discretion of the program manager.
Yes, Stonehill offers transportation services to help residents attend appointments and outings.
Yes, residents are encouraged to share their suggestions for activities they would like to see on the calendar. The staff values resident input and strives to include activities that cater to their interests.
Yes, holiday dinners at Assisi Village are special events with menus rich in tradition and unique offerings for various holidays. Residents can look forward to themed meals and celebrations throughout the year.
Assisi Village offers a diverse range of activities including daily mass, exercise classes, musical performances, educational speakers, hobbies and crafts, and outings to local restaurants and events. Residents are encouraged to provide input on the types of activities they would like.
The GUIDE program aims to enhance the quality of life for individuals with dementia by providing coordinated care that reduces fragmentation and ensures comprehensive support. This approach helps individuals remain in their homes longer and improves their overall health outcomes.
The GUIDE Care Navigator is the primary point of contact for individuals and their caregivers enrolled in the program. This role includes providing personalized care coordination and support throughout the different stages of dementia.
The primary goal of the GUIDE program is to enhance the dementia care experience for both individuals with dementia and their caregivers. By improving care coordination and providing essential support services, the program seeks to delay or prevent the need for nursing home care.
The comprehensive assessment in the GUIDE program includes a thorough evaluation of the individual's health, care needs, and support systems. This assessment helps in creating a personalized care plan that addresses specific challenges faced by individuals with dementia.
Residents enjoy a variety of amenities including restaurant-style dining, Wellness Center membership, social and cultural programs, community gardens, emergency response systems, and priority access to higher levels of care. The community also features a Chapel, salon, library, and exercise room.
Yes, residents can enjoy raised vegetable and flower gardens located in the Assisi Village backyard. Independent Living residents in the villas often have potted plants on their front or back porches. Assisted Living Memory Care residents can help care for plants in their private outdoor patio.
Membership includes a range of activities such as weekly bingo, live music, educational presentations, daily Catholic Mass, book and card clubs, and outings for dinner or community events. Members can also enjoy meals in the Assisi Village Dining Room.
The membership includes five meals per month, which can be used for lunch or supper in the Assisi Village Dining Room.
Yes, membership includes access to various clubs, including book and card clubs, which are great opportunities for socialization and engagement with peers.
Stonehill's Activities Team organizes a robust monthly calendar of activities for residents including games, music entertainment, crafts, educational presentations, dine-ins, community outings, movies, cooking, spiritual activities, exercise, and more! View the monthly activities calendars for details.
The Memory Care unit includes private suites and access to a secure outdoor courtyard. The household has a Tovertafel, interactive projected activity table, living room with fireplace and television, and a kitchen and dining area. Additionally, residents can participate in various activity programs that promote engagement and social interaction.
In addition to therapy services during their stay, residents receive a complimentary 3-month membership to the Stonehill Wellness Center upon discharge. Our team can also provide home care and outpatient therapy as residents continue their recovery.
Windsor Park offers a variety of amenities, including weekly Catholic Mass, free laundry on each floor, and secured building access. Residents can also enjoy community rooms, an exercise room, an on-site salon/barber shop, and monthly activities. There is an optional noon meal program and garage space available for rent.
Windsor Park hosts monthly activities, birthday celebrations, and holiday events to engage residents and foster a sense of community. There is a weekly 4pm Saturday Mass and weekly bingo.
Yes, Windsor Park includes an exercise room as part of its amenities. This facility supports residents in maintaining their physical health and fitness.
The Wellness Center is equipped with treadmills, elliptical machines, NuStep® machines, recumbent bikes, and a full range of strength and circuit training equipment. Additionally, there is an indoor walking track and a HydroWorx® 2000 underwater treadmill therapy pool.
The Stonehill Wellness Center is open seven days a week from 5:00 am to 10:00 pm. However, staffed hours vary, and certain amenities like the pool and sauna are only available during staffed hours.
Windsor Park has a 4:00 pm Saturday Mass.
Yes, the center hosts educational workshops and classes aimed at providing caregivers with the knowledge and skills they need. These workshops are designed to empower caregivers in their roles.
Caregivers who do not qualify for the GUIDE program can still access support and education through the Caregiver Resource Center. This center offers various resources to help caregivers manage their responsibilities and improve their knowledge about dementia care.
Stonehill offers a variety of care options including outpatient therapy, post-acute care, independent living, assisted living, long-term care, memory care, and in-home care. This continuum of services ensures that residents receive the appropriate level of support throughout their aging journey.
Transitioning between care levels at Stonehill is a smooth process guided by the staff. They assess residents' needs regularly and facilitate changes in care as necessary to ensure the best possible support.
The Caregiver Resource Center, established in 2021, provides vital information, resources, activities, and support for at-home caregivers in the community. This initiative highlights Stonehill's commitment to supporting not just residents, but their families as well.
Stonehill Communities ensures exceptional service through its dedicated leadership and investment in staff training and development. All team members understand Stonehill's mission and values and work to provide compassionate and personalized care to each resident, family member, caregiver, Wellness Center member, client, or patient.
Assisted Living Memory Care offers personalized services including assistance with bathing, dressing, cues for daily activities, and medication management. Our certified staff is available 24/7 to support residents with their unique needs related to memory impairment.
The GUIDE Dementia Program is an innovative health care model focused on dementia care that includes support for caregivers. It aims to improve the quality of life for individuals with dementia and help them remain safely in their homes longer.
The GUIDE Program offers a range of services including comprehensive assessments, care planning, 24/7 phone support, ongoing monitoring, medication management, care coordination, respite care, and caregiver support. These services are designed to improve health outcomes and support caregivers.
Stonehill At Home provides a variety of non-medical home care services including housekeeping, laundry, meal planning and preparation, and assistance with daily activities like bathing and grooming. Caregivers can also help with errands and appointments. These services are designed to help older adults maintain their independence and comfort while living at home.
Yes, certified medical home care services are available through a partnership with 24-Hour Care. These services include skilled nursing, medication administration, physical and occupational therapy, and more, ensuring comprehensive care following a hospital stay or illness.
Caregivers providing non-medical home care do not need nursing education or certification as a nursing assistant. They are trained to assist with activities of daily living and household tasks but cannot assist with medical needs.
Caregivers in the non-medical home care program cannot administer medication. However, they can help residents remember to take their medication at the appropriate times, while licensed nurses in medical home care can administer medication.
Assisi Village provides multiple care options, including Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Assisted Living Memory Care.
The care team at Stonehill includes professional nursing staff available 24 hours a day, activity coordinators, and a case-planning team that collaborates with families and physicians. This team approach ensures comprehensive and personalized care for each resident.
Stonehill offers long-term memory care and assisted living memory care on campus. Home Care, GUIDE, and the Caregiver Resource Center can provide assistance for those living at home with dementia.
The post-acute care program offers a variety of therapy services including physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy. These services are designed to help individuals regain their independence following a hospital stay, injury, or illness.
Yes, the post-acute care program is designed to accommodate a variety of conditions, including complex clinical diagnoses. The skilled nursing team is specially trained to provide high-quality care tailored to individual needs.
The post-acute rehabilitation therapy program employs a comprehensive, collaborative approach tailored to each individual's healthcare goals. This ensures that every patient receives personalized care that meets their specific needs.
The duration of post-acute care services varies based on the individual's needs and recovery goals. It is tailored to each patient and can range from a few days to several weeks, depending on the level of care required.
Health coaching provides guidance and accountability in various wellness areas, such as fitness, nutrition, and stress management. This support aims to help individuals achieve their personal health goals effectively.
Yes, the Stonehill Wellness Center offers personal training services. Interested individuals can find more details on the website or inquire directly at the center for specific training options and schedules.
We are unable to accept an individual that is needing nutrition through an NG tube (feeding tube through the nose.) We are also unable to provide care to an individual that needs oxygen through a tracheostomy.
No, Stonehill will send their medication list that is signed by their physician to the pharmacy we contract with, and they will deliver the medications to Stonehill for them.
We provide toothpaste, a toothbrush, shampoo, deodorant, body wash, and lotion. We also provide bed sheets, bath towels, hand towels, washcloths, pillows, hand soap, and toilet paper.
Yes, we offer Assisted Living and Assisted Living Memory Care at Assisi Village. We have 34 Assisted Living apartments and a 14-suite Assisted Living Memory Care household. Both levels of care offer caregiver assistance with daily activities, medication management, and health monitoring.
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Yes, meals are included in the monthly cost for residents in long-term care, post-acute rehabilitation, assisted living, and assisted living memory care. Independent Living residents at Assisi Village may purchase an optional meal plan and residents at Windsor Park Apartments may purchase the optional noon meal program. In addition, members of the Living Well Together program can join us for up to 5 meals a month at Assisi Village.
Yes, potential residents and their families are encouraged to visit Stonehill Communities. A tour can give you a feel for the living environment, community, and available services.
During a visit, you can expect a guided tour of the facilities, an overview of the services offered, and an opportunity to meet staff and residents. It's a great chance to ask questions and get a feel for the community.