Assisted Living Service Plans
All levels of service at Orangeburg Manor are
planned with the understanding that an individual’s needs and
desires can change over time. In planning and providing these services,
we continually take into consideration the unique attributes and
abilities of each resident. Residents are encouraged to independently
perform as many of the activities of daily living as they are able.
Care plans are reviewed at regular intervals with the direct involvement
of the resident, family members, and Orangeburg Manor personnel
to ensure the appropriateness of the care plan/level.
Level I Care Plan
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Residents cared for by this plan receive minimal
assistance with the activities of daily living. This would include
assistance with bathing, grooming, housekeeping, laundry service
and medication administration.
Level II Care Plan
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Those served by the Level II Care Plan receive
all of the services provided in Level I with additional care in
specific areas. For example: incontinence care, increased housekeeping,
laundry service, meal reminders, oxygen administration, redirecting
behavior and a more involved medication regime.
Level III Care Plan
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Level III residents require advanced assistance
where more specialized help is needed in all areas of personal care
to include bathing, grooming, bladder/bowel management, medication
monitoring, etc. Additional housekeeping and laundry services may
be necessary. This plan may also include strict dietary supervision
due to diabetes, kidney failure, etc. Level II services may be appropriate
for persons requiring closer supervision and staff intervention
due to behavioral conditions commonly connected with the later stages
of dementia.
Level IV Care Plan
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This care plan is most appropriate for residents
requiring full assistance with bathing, personal hygiene, bladder/bowel
management and ambulation. Residents utilizing this specific plan
may require the aid of two Personal Care Attendants. This plan is
designed to enable our residents to “age in place”.
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