Family of Caring at Park Ridge

Family of Caring at Park Ridge sits at 124 Noyes Dr, Park Ridge, NJ, and it's a place where seniors can find a safe, homelike environment with a pleasant balance of support and independence, and what you get here is a full range of care including assisted living, skilled nursing, and specialized memory care in secure settings for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, and someone's always around with 24/7 nursing-some of them award-winning nurses and nurse practitioners too-which can give families some peace of mind, and you get all the basics like meals, special diets, help with medication, toileting, grooming, and incontinence care, and for folks who like to keep busy or stay social they plan outings, trips, and all sorts of events and daily activities, sometimes out on the patio or in the garden, and you even get to enjoy things like games, arts, music therapy, theme parties, religious services, guest meals, and pet therapy thanks to their P.A.W. program since the place is pet-friendly. The Signature Touches program tries to keep everyone's whole self engaged, and they organize cognitive activities and social time so people can keep up friendships and feel included, and there are weekly manicures, onsite beauty and barber services, large screen movies, and daily newspaper delivery for the ones who like their little comforts, plus there's wireless internet and cable TV in rooms. The rooms themselves are handicap-friendly, with both private and semi-private options, and all around there are both indoor and landscaped outdoor spaces for fresh air or just sitting with neighbors, and if someone needs physical, speech, or occupational therapy, or more advanced care after surgery, stroke, or cancer care, they have a full staff from doctors, physiatrists, to therapists and dietitians working together, plus a therapy gym and newer safety features built in, and they help with cardiac rehab, diabetic care, wound care, IV therapy, and even things like tracheostomy and oxygen support-really, they're used to working alongside specialists for almost anything, and if someone's family caregiver just needs a break, there's short-term respite stays available too. They focus on helping folks keep their dignity, independence, and sense of well-being, and they try to treat everybody with kindness and respect, sharing a campus with Spring Hills Post Acute Park Ridge so it's easy to move to different levels of care if needed; the place currently holds a 4.45 review score, has pet-friendly policies, offers transportation for outings and appointments, and there are about 9 recent photos of the community for those who like to look first.