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Realizing a loved one is in need of assistance can be a very emotional time. Braley Care Homes specializes in Alzheimer's & Dementia and offers exceptional, yet affordable care in a professional, compassionate manner.
Realizing a loved one is in need of assistance can be a very emotional time. Braley Care Homes specializes in Alzheimer's & Dementia and offers exceptional, yet affordable care in a professional, compassionate manner.
After you have completed these forms, feel free to send via mail or fax to the attention of Chris Braley, Braley Care Home’s licensed clinical social worker. He will be happy to discuss the results of the assessment tools and any other concerns you may have.
After you have completed these forms, feel free to send via mail or fax to the attention of Chris Braley, Braley Care Home’s licensed clinical social worker. He will be happy to discuss the results of the assessment tools and any other concerns you may have.
Braley Care Homes was created from a father and son’s passion for quality assisted living in a home-like environment, spawned from their experience in the mental health field.
Chris and Dean Braley opened Braley Care Homes on March 29, 2005. Braley Care Homes expanded into Alzheimer’s, Dementia, and, memory care services in 2008. Chris Braley is the owner and administrator of Braley Care Homes and it remains the only free-standing Alzheimer’s, Dementia, and memory care facility in West Virginia. Our facility was built with dementia care in mind and is the ideal environment for someone with this disease. It is locked 24 hours per day and has a beautiful outdoor courtyard with a pastoral view, which is secure at all times.
Our memory care activities and behavior programming is geared toward meeting each individual’s needs, which helps keep their anxiety level down and reduces the risk of behavior issues.
Chris Braley has a bachelor’s and Master’s degree in social work and is an LICSW (licensed independent clinical social worker). Chris shares, “dementia is not only in my professional life, but also in my personal life. My grandmother and father suffered from dementia, so I know the pain the families go through as they watch helplessly as their love one suffers. Our goal at Braley Care Homes is to tap into each resident’s unique qualities and help bring a calmness to both their life and their family’s life.
Braley Care Homes was created from a father and son’s passion for quality assisted living in a home-like environment, spawned from their experience in the mental health field.
Chris and Dean Braley opened Braley Care Homes on March 29, 2005. Braley Care Homes expanded into Alzheimer’s, Dementia, and, memory care services in 2008. Chris Braley is the owner and administrator of Braley Care Homes and it remains the only free-standing Alzheimer’s, Dementia, and memory care facility in West Virginia. Our facility was built with dementia care in mind and is the ideal environment for someone with this disease. It is locked 24 hours per day and has a beautiful outdoor courtyard with a pastoral view, which is secure at all times.
Our memory care activities and behavior programming is geared toward meeting each individual’s needs, which helps keep their anxiety level down and reduces the risk of behavior issues.
Chris Braley has a bachelor’s and Master’s degree in social work and is an LICSW (licensed independent clinical social worker). Chris shares, “dementia is not only in my professional life, but also in my personal life. My grandmother and father suffered from dementia, so I know the pain the families go through as they watch helplessly as their love one suffers. Our goal at Braley Care Homes is to tap into each resident’s unique qualities and help bring a calmness to both their life and their family’s life.
Braley Care Homes, located in Hurricane, WV, is the only free-standing Alzheimer’s Dementia Care Facility in West Virginia.
Braley Care Homes’ philosophy is “quality care in a home-like environment.” The facility was built with dementia and memory care in mind and is the ideal environment for someone with this disease. It is locked 24 hours per day and has a beautiful outdoor courtyard with a pastoral view, which is secure at all times.
Memory care activities and behavior programming is geared toward meeting each individual’s needs, which helps keep their anxiety level down and reduces the risk of behavior issues.
We have caring, highly trained staff available 24/7 including nurse aids, AMAPs, Licensed Practical Nurses, Registered Nurses, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, and an activity coordinator.
Braley Care Homes, located in Hurricane, WV, is the only free-standing Alzheimer’s Dementia Care Facility in West Virginia.
Braley Care Homes’ philosophy is “quality care in a home-like environment.” The facility was built with dementia and memory care in mind and is the ideal environment for someone with this disease. It is locked 24 hours per day and has a beautiful outdoor courtyard with a pastoral view, which is secure at all times.
Memory care activities and behavior programming is geared toward meeting each individual’s needs, which helps keep their anxiety level down and reduces the risk of behavior issues.
We have caring, highly trained staff available 24/7 including nurse aids, AMAPs, Licensed Practical Nurses, Registered Nurses, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, and an activity coordinator.
Braley Care Homes were created in 2005 from a father and son’s passion for quality assisted living in a home-like environment, spawned from their experience in the mental health field.
Braley Care Homes provide professional care in a
home-like environment, which is crucial to preserving our residents’ dignity and self-worth. We believe this can best be done in smaller environments, rather than large facilities. The home setting is the environment we choose to care for our loved ones. They can surround themselves with pictures and furniture for that complete home feeling. Our intimate, home-like atmosphere allows for individualized care and lasting relationships.
Braley Care Homes were created in 2005 from a father and son’s passion for quality assisted living in a home-like environment, spawned from their experience in the mental health field.
Braley Care Homes provide professional care in a
home-like environment, which is crucial to preserving our residents’ dignity and self-worth. We believe this can best be done in smaller environments, rather than large facilities. The home setting is the environment we choose to care for our loved ones. They can surround themselves with pictures and furniture for that complete home feeling. Our intimate, home-like atmosphere allows for individualized care and lasting relationships.
I have only great memories of the great care my husband received. Never heard an unkind word to anyone there. This care home facility is wonderful. Thank you, Mr. Braley, for all you do and your staff. God's blessing continue to be with you all.
Brenda B. L.
I’ve worked there and I’ve seen how the residents are treated. Staff love their jobs and you can tell. Owner is great with residents too. They do a wide variety of activities and even a pet dog.
Samantha G.
I have only great memories of the great care my husband received. Never heard an unkind word to anyone there. This care home facility is wonderful. Thank you, Mr. Braley, for all you do and your staff. God's blessing continue to be with you all.
Brenda B. L.
I’ve worked there and I’ve seen how the residents are treated. Staff love their jobs and you can tell. Owner is great with residents too. They do a wide variety of activities and even a pet dog.
Samantha G.
Absolutely the best care home in the valley for your loved one with dementia.
Leah S. K.
Residents and workers are great. What you see is what you get. Thanks, BCH!
Nola H.
Absolutely the best care home in the valley for your loved one with dementia.
Leah S. K.
Residents and workers are great. What you see is what you get. Thanks, BCH!
Nola H.
Caring Is Our Business
Alzheimer's disease and dementia are progressive conditions that affect memory, behavior, and mood. As the disease progresses, it can become challenging to help memory care patients happy. However, with some effort and creativity, there are many ways to bring joy and happiness to those living with these conditions. In this article, let's go ahead and take a look at some tips to keep memory care patients happy especially those with Alzheimer's and Dementia.
Creating a safe and comfortable environment is the first step in making people with Alzheimer's or dementia happy. Make sure the home or facility is free of hazards and clutter, and that the person feels comfortable in their surroundings. Create a relaxing atmosphere by playing calming music, providing comfortable seating, and ensuring there is adequate lighting.
In addition, according to research about Impact of the Design of the Built Environment on People with Dementia: An Evidence-Based Review published on the Sage Journals website, says "with the exception of cognition, specific design interventions are beneficial to the outcomes of people with dementia".
Providing activities that stimulate the mind is essential in keeping people with Alzheimer's or dementia engaged and happy. Activities such as puzzles, board games, and reading can help to stimulate the mind and keep the person engaged. Activities that involve reminiscing, such as looking at old photos or listening to music from their past, can also be helpful.
In fact, a study pointed out the benefits of board games. For example, the article on Playing board games, cognitive decline and dementia: a French population-based cohort study published through the BMJ Journals website says, "a possible beneficial effect of board game playing on the risk of dementia could be mediated by less cognitive decline and less depression in elderly board game players".
Activities are an essential part of care at Braley Care Homes. An In-depth Social history is done prior to Admission, So we know how to structure a resident’s activity programming. We use strategies called “step into their reality” and “tap into residual memories,” and just plain old “fun” to assist residents through their day.
Physical activity is beneficial for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, as it can improve mood, increase energy levels, and promote better sleep. Simple activities such as going for a walk, gardening, or doing gentle exercises can help to improve physical well-being and happiness.
Results from a peer-reviewed scientific journal study called Effects of Physical Activity Training in Patients with Alzheimer’s Dementia: Results of a Pilot RCT Study published on the Plos One website are promising.
Socialization is essential for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, as it can help to reduce feelings of loneliness and depression. Providing opportunities for socialization, such as attending support groups, participating in activities with others, or inviting friends and family to visit, can help to promote happiness and well-being.
Creating a sense of purpose is essential in making people with Alzheimer's or dementia happy. Providing tasks or activities that give the person a sense of purpose can help to improve their mood and promote feelings of self-worth. Simple tasks such as folding laundry, setting the table, or watering plants can help to promote a sense of accomplishment and happiness.
Using positive reinforcement is an effective way to promote happiness in people with Alzheimer's or dementia. Positive reinforcement involves providing praise or rewards for positive behaviors, such as completing a task or remembering a name. Positive reinforcement can help to improve mood, increase motivation, and promote feelings of happiness.
Providing comfort and companionship is essential in making people with Alzheimer's or dementia happy. Simple gestures such as holding their hand, providing a hug, or offering a warm blanket can help to provide comfort and promote feelings of happiness. Spending time with the person, engaging in conversation, or simply sitting with them can also provide companionship and promote happiness.
Healthy eating and hydration are essential for physical and mental well-being. Providing nutritious meals and promoting hydration can help to improve mood, increase energy levels, and promote overall happiness.
In conclusion, making people with Alzheimer's or dementia happy involves creating a safe and comfortable environment, providing activities that stimulate the mind, promoting physical activity, providing opportunities for socialization, creating a sense of purpose, using positive reinforcement, providing comfort and companionship, and promoting healthy eating and hydration. With some effort and creativity, it is possible to bring joy and happiness to those living with these conditions.
Realizing a loved one is in need of assistance can be a very emotional time. Braley Care Homes specializes in Alzheimer's & Dementia and offers exceptional, yet affordable care in a professional, compassionate manner.
Alzheimer's disease and dementia are progressive conditions that affect memory, behavior, and mood. As the disease progresses, it can become challenging to help memory care patients happy. However, with some effort and creativity, there are many ways to bring joy and happiness to those living with these conditions. In this article, let's go ahead and take a look at some tips to keep memory care patients happy especially those with Alzheimer's and Dementia.
Creating a safe and comfortable environment is the first step in making people with Alzheimer's or dementia happy. Make sure the home or facility is free of hazards and clutter, and that the person feels comfortable in their surroundings. Create a relaxing atmosphere by playing calming music, providing comfortable seating, and ensuring there is adequate lighting.
In addition, according to research about Impact of the Design of the Built Environment on People with Dementia: An Evidence-Based Review published on the Sage Journals website, says "with the exception of cognition, specific design interventions are beneficial to the outcomes of people with dementia".
Providing activities that stimulate the mind is essential in keeping people with Alzheimer's or dementia engaged and happy. Activities such as puzzles, board games, and reading can help to stimulate the mind and keep the person engaged. Activities that involve reminiscing, such as looking at old photos or listening to music from their past, can also be helpful.
In fact, a study pointed out the benefits of board games. For example, the article on Playing board games, cognitive decline and dementia: a French population-based cohort study published through the BMJ Journals website says, "a possible beneficial effect of board game playing on the risk of dementia could be mediated by less cognitive decline and less depression in elderly board game players".
Activities are an essential part of care at Braley Care Homes. An In-depth Social history is done prior to Admission, So we know how to structure a resident’s activity programming. We use strategies called “step into their reality” and “tap into residual memories,” and just plain old “fun” to assist residents through their day.
Physical activity is beneficial for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, as it can improve mood, increase energy levels, and promote better sleep. Simple activities such as going for a walk, gardening, or doing gentle exercises can help to improve physical well-being and happiness.
Results from a peer-reviewed scientific journal study called Effects of Physical Activity Training in Patients with Alzheimer’s Dementia: Results of a Pilot RCT Study published on the Plos One website are promising.
Socialization is essential for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, as it can help to reduce feelings of loneliness and depression. Providing opportunities for socialization, such as attending support groups, participating in activities with others, or inviting friends and family to visit, can help to promote happiness and well-being.
Creating a sense of purpose is essential in making people with Alzheimer's or dementia happy. Providing tasks or activities that give the person a sense of purpose can help to improve their mood and promote feelings of self-worth. Simple tasks such as folding laundry, setting the table, or watering plants can help to promote a sense of accomplishment and happiness.
Using positive reinforcement is an effective way to promote happiness in people with Alzheimer's or dementia. Positive reinforcement involves providing praise or rewards for positive behaviors, such as completing a task or remembering a name. Positive reinforcement can help to improve mood, increase motivation, and promote feelings of happiness.
Providing comfort and companionship is essential in making people with Alzheimer's or dementia happy. Simple gestures such as holding their hand, providing a hug, or offering a warm blanket can help to provide comfort and promote feelings of happiness. Spending time with the person, engaging in conversation, or simply sitting with them can also provide companionship and promote happiness.
Healthy eating and hydration are essential for physical and mental well-being. Providing nutritious meals and promoting hydration can help to improve mood, increase energy levels, and promote overall happiness.
In conclusion, making people with Alzheimer's or dementia happy involves creating a safe and comfortable environment, providing activities that stimulate the mind, promoting physical activity, providing opportunities for socialization, creating a sense of purpose, using positive reinforcement, providing comfort and companionship, and promoting healthy eating and hydration. With some effort and creativity, it is possible to bring joy and happiness to those living with these conditions.
Realizing a loved one is in need of assistance can be a very emotional time. Braley Care Homes specializes in Alzheimer's & Dementia and offers exceptional, yet affordable care in a professional, compassionate manner.
We offer tours of our memory care facility so that you can see first-hand what we have to offer.
If you would like to schedule a tour or ask any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us.
We look forward to helping you on your senior care journey.
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We offer tours of our memory care facilities so that you can see first-hand what we have to offer.
If you would like to schedule a tour or ask any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us.
We look forward to helping you on your senior care journey.
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Location:
Braley Care Homes
6192 US 60
Hurricane, WV 25526
Phone Numbers:
Referrals and Inquiries: (304) 767-4033
Facility Phone: (304) 201-3677
Facility Fax: (304) 201-3678
AREAS WE SERVE
BUSINESS HOURS
Monday
9:00am – 6:30pm
Tuesday
9:00am – 6:30pm
Wednesday
9:00am – 6:30pm
Thursday
9:00am – 6:30pm
Friday
9:00am – 6:30pm
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CONTACT US
Location:
Braley Care Homes
6192 US 60
Hurricane, WV 25526
Phone Numbers:
Referrals and Inquiries: (304) 767-4033
Facility Phone: (304) 201-3677
Facility Fax: (304) 201-3678
AREAS WE SERVE
BUSINESS HOURS
Monday
9:00am – 6:30pm
Tuesday
9:00am – 6:30pm
Wednesday
9:00am – 6:30pm
Thursday
9:00am – 6:30pm
Friday
9:00am – 6:30pm