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These interventions include, but are not limited to: Screening all individuals who enter the community Ongoing education for team members and residents regarding infection control practices Appropriate cleaning and disinfecting, particularly for common areas, shared spaces and high-touch surfaces Wearing facemasks for everyone, except during dining Residents, team members and visitors are encouraged to maintain …
The Chesapeake’s leadership team learned on April 28 that a clinical team member who works in the memory support neighborhood has been exposed to COVID-19. Out of an abundance of caution, this team member is quarantining at home for the next 10 days. As a result of this exposure, indoor visitation to the memory support …
On Thursday, April 22, Chesapeake residents took to the great outdoors to celebrate Earth Day. A fair honoring the holiday took over the terrace as dozens learned about conservation, recycling and the problems caused by littering. One booth featured a donation station so that residents could drop off old eyeglasses, medication bottles, textiles, batteries and …
The Chesapeake’s leadership team learned this morning that an employee from a private agency who was providing one-on-one care to one of our residents in the healthcare neighborhood tested positive for COVID-19. The resident is at home in isolation. Contact tracing is underway and any other residents or team members who are determined to have …
The Virginia Baptist Homes (VBH) Foundation team is pleased to announce that the application period for this year’s tuition reimbursements and educational scholarships is now open. This financial aid is made available through the Foundation’s Employee Education Fund. Eligible team members include current full-time or part-time team members at The Chesapeake—or the child or grandchild …
How to Help Aging Parents Understand Assistance is OK! Life is about change. And one of the more profound changes that happens is the role reversal in your relationship with your parents. Where once you looked to them for guidance and support, they may start to need your help whether they know it or not. …
On March 11, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services provided an update and revised guidance to allow limited visitation for healthcare residents provided there isn’t an outbreak involving a resident or team member. The Chesapeake’s leadership team is pleased to report that the healthcare center will resume indoor visitation for residents tomorrow, March 17. …
The Chesapeake’s leadership team learned on March 6 that two team members—one environmental services team member and one security team member—tested positive for COVID-19. Additionally, a third team member tested positive during baseline testing on March 9. The positive cases were identified during twice-weekly testing as required due to the area’s positivity rate. Contact tracing …
LifeSpire of Virginia’s priority continues to be serving residents in a safe manner while re-engaging and reconnecting those served to each other and to those outside of our communities. LifeSpire community teams evaluate and adjust operations frequently based on new information and data received from various agencies, experts and consultants. We continue with steps to …
How to Maintain Meaningful Relationships with Loved One with Dementia If you’re currently caring for a family member with Alzheimer’s or other form of senior dementia, you’re not alone. According to the AARP, in the U.S., roughly 40 million family caregivers provide an estimated $470 billion annually in unpaid care to adult relatives. Knowing so …
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