Services

All people thrive in a community that respects their dignity, worth, and right of self-determination. When cognitive or physical impairment compromise ability to live independently, people deserve the support to continue living a meaningful life.

Assisted Living

• Licensed, in-house nurse 24-hours
• Assistance with activities of daily living
• Medication management
• Otago daily exercise program
• Hydration and nutrition program
• Holistic, experiential, and social model practices
• Fall prevention program
• Health monitoring
• Personalized pendant emergency call system
• Three nutritious meals and snacks served daily
• Community art, theater, music programs
• Housekeeping and personal laundry service
• Additional Amenities and Services
• “regularly scheduled support team meetings”

At Jill’s House, we find out each resident’s way of doing things, and help continue that routine.  Residents find comfort from an understanding of who is with them and what’s coming next.  Care partners connect residents to pursue meaningful and purposeful activities.

“I’m fortunate beyond words to have found Jill’s House” – Steve Smith

Memory Care

• Secure building
• Wander guard security system
• Care provided by universal care partners
• Programs developed by experienced dementia experts
• Purposeful and meaningful activities
• Opportunity to continue with favorite household tasks
• Individualized structure and routine
• Licensed, in-house nurse 24-hours
• Assistance with activities of daily living
• Medication management
• Otago daily exercise program
• Hydration and nutrition program
• Holistic, experiential, and social model practices
• Fall prevention program
• Health monitoring
• Personalized pendant emergency call system
• Three nutritious meals and snacks served daily
• Community art, theater, music programs
• Housekeeping and personal laundry service
• Additional Amenities and Services

Every caregiver needs to make time for themselves, Adult Day Care gives them the chance to pursue the things they enjoy while knowing their loved one is safe and engaged. Individualized and flexible plans are created with each family to meet the needs of both the family and the participant.  Day Care participants become a part of the Jill’s House neighborhood. 

Adult Day Services

• Licensed, in-house nurse 24-hours
• Otago daily exercise program
• Hydration and nutrition program
• Holistic, experiential, and social model practices
• Daily meals and snacks included
• Community art, theater, music programs
• Additional Amenities and Services

“Having him go there has been a lifesaver for my mom and for all of us (including my dad). We so much appreciate Jill’s House” – Wiedke Dirks-Hunt

Short term stays can be necessary for a variety of reasons.  Whether it be a vacation, a medical procedure, or employment needs, Jill’s house can provide caregivers with the respite they need.  This also allows participants to experience life at Jill’s House, while engaging in meaningful activities in a community atmosphere.

Respite Care

• Licensed, in-house nurse 24-hours
• Assistance with activities of daily living
• Medication management
• Otago daily exercise program
• Hydration and nutrition program
• Holistic, experiential, and social model practices
• Fall prevention program
• Health monitoring
• Personalized pendant emergency call system
• Three nutritious meals and snacks served daily
• Community art, theater, music programs
• Housekeeping and personal laundry service
• Additional Amenities and Services

Who knows what you are going through better than other caregivers? Family caregivers can benefit from talking with others in similar situations.   At support groups, caregivers can share their day to day experiences and learn more about resources and options.  The social worker at Jill’s House offers short term individual support to family members and periodic support group sessions.  Families are encouraged to join a local support group through The Alzheimers and Dementia Resource service.  Dayna Thompson and Amanda Mosier are valuable resources to the community and can be reached at 812-353-9299.  The Alzheimer’s Association is another place you can go to for help.

Benefits to attending a support group:

• Feeling understood
• Building friendships with other caregivers
• Increased knowledge of disease processes
• Learning best practices for caregivers
• Feeling less lonely, isolated, or judged
• Sharing local community resources
• Gaining a sense of empowerment and control
• Improving your coping skills