Meeting Your Patient’s Needs

As a trusted physician or other healthcare professional, you may be the first person your older patients and their families turn to for advice about whether it’s time to make a move to Assisted Living or Memory Care community, receive home health care services, or even stop driving.

The teams at Senior Living Residences’ Assisted Living and Memory Support Communities are committed to sharing our expertise and resources with you to help guide your patients and their families through this next phase of life.

Your Continued Role

We encourage everyone who moves into one of our Assisted Living or Memory Support communities to keep their own doctors, and we provide assistance lining up transportation so they are able to visit you for health appointments.

Keeping You Abreast of Health Changes

At SLR, our registered nurses conduct semi-annual assessments to determine if additional assisted living services are necessary, and we alert physicians of any changes in medical status that arise at any time. We help residents make appointments to see you when things change.

After a Hospitalization

Our registered nurses often attend discharge planning meetings for current residents who are hospitalized or at rehabilitation centers. We coordinate after-care, therapeutic services and appointment scheduling for residents who are recuperating after a hospital or rehab stay.

Ancillary Therapeutic Services

Our onsite nurses arrange for the provision of ancillary health and therapeutic services to residents if needed and/or requested, such as PT, OT and speech therapy. We serve as a liaison with family members, physicians, visiting nurses, therapists, and other individuals involved in the care of residents.

End of Life Care

Your elderly patients can die at home with dignity and love surrounded by family, and supported by hospice care. Families contract directly with a hospice care agency of their choice.