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Braley Care Homes 6192 US 60 Hurricane, WV 25526
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
As we age, our memory can sometimes begin to fade, making it difficult to remember important details and leading to confusion and frustration. For seniors with dementia, this memory loss can be even more pronounced, making it challenging to perform daily activities and maintain a good quality of life. Fortunately, memory care homes offer a safe and secure haven for seniors with dementia, providing specialized services and activities to support their well-being. In this blog, we'll explore the benefits of memory care homes and why they are an essential resource for seniors with dementia and their families.
One of the most significant concerns for seniors with dementia is their safety. Dementia can cause confusion and disorientation, making seniors more prone to accidents and injuries. This is where memory care homes come in. Memory care homes are designed to provide a safe and secure environment for seniors with dementia.
The safe and secure environment of memory care homes is carefully designed to ensure that residents are always protected. For example, memory care homes have secure entrances and exits to prevent residents from wandering off. They also have emergency response systems, such as call buttons and alarms, to respond quickly to emergencies.
Moreover, the layout of memory care homes is designed to be easy to navigate, with clearly marked hallways and rooms to reduce confusion and anxiety for seniors with dementia. The staff in memory care homes are also trained to provide residents with a safe and secure environment. They monitor residents closely and assist with daily activities to reduce the risk of accidents and injuries.
The importance of a secure environment for seniors with dementia cannot be overstated. Memory care homes provide peace of mind to family members, knowing their loved ones are safe and secure. The secure environment of memory care homes also allows seniors with dementia to live with dignity and independence, knowing they are protected and cared for.
Some of the safety features in memory care homes include:
Wander prevention systems: These are designed to prevent residents from wandering off and getting lost. They include secure entrances and exits, motion sensors, and alarms.
Emergency response systems include call buttons and alarms that quickly alert staff to emergencies and provide prompt assistance.
Secure outdoor areas: Memory care homes have outdoor areas that are secure and monitored to allow residents to enjoy the outdoors safely.
Safety equipment: Memory care homes are equipped with safety equipment such as handrails, grab bars, and non-slip flooring to reduce the risk of falls and injuries.
In addition to providing a safe and secure environment, memory care homes have specialized staff trained to provide compassionate care to seniors with dementia. These staff members undergo specialized training to understand the unique needs of seniors with dementia and how to provide appropriate care.
The specialized training required for staff in memory care homes includes education on dementia, its progression, and its impact on seniors. Staff also learn how to communicate effectively with seniors with dementia and manage behaviors associated with dementia, such as aggression, agitation, and wandering. This specialized training ensures that staff members in memory care homes are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide the highest quality care to residents.
Moreover, staff members in memory care homes are known for their compassionate care. They understand that seniors with dementia require patience, empathy, and understanding. Staff members in memory care homes are committed to providing personalized care to each resident, taking into account their unique needs and preferences.
The compassionate care staff provides in memory care homes is essential for seniors with dementia. Seniors with dementia often require assistance with daily activities such as eating, dressing, and bathing. Staff members in memory care homes provide this assistance with kindness and respect, ensuring seniors with dementia maintain their dignity and independence.
Additionally, staff-patient relationships are crucial in memory care homes. Seniors with dementia often experience social isolation, which can lead to feelings of loneliness and depression. Staff members in memory care homes develop close relationships with residents, providing emotional support and companionship. This close relationship allows seniors with dementia to feel valued and connected, improving their overall well-being.
Memory care homes offer specialized care services that cater to the unique needs of seniors with dementia. These services are designed to help seniors with dementia maintain their independence and quality of life while providing them with the support they need to manage their condition.
Medication management is one of memory care homes' most critical specialized care services. Seniors with dementia often have multiple medications they need to take regularly, which can be confusing and challenging to manage. Staff members in memory care homes are trained to manage medications, ensuring that residents take the right medication at the right time.
In addition to medication management, memory care homes provide personal care assistance. This includes help with activities of daily living, such as bathing, dressing, and grooming. Staff members in memory care homes provide personalized care to each resident, taking into account their unique needs and preferences.
Other specialized care services offered in memory care homes include therapy services, such as physical, occupational, and speech therapy. These memory care services are designed to help seniors with dementia maintain their physical and cognitive function, improve mobility, and reduce the risk of falls.
The benefits of specialized care services for seniors with dementia are many. These services provide seniors the support they need to manage their condition, maintain their independence, and enjoy a high quality of life. Specialized care services also provide peace of mind to family members, knowing their loved ones receive the care and support they need.
Socialization and activities are crucial for seniors with dementia. Socialization can help seniors with dementia stay connected with others, maintain their cognitive function, and reduce the risk of depression and isolation. Activities can also help seniors with dementia maintain their physical and cognitive function, reduce the risk of falls, and improve their overall quality of life.
Memory care homes provide numerous opportunities for socialization and activities. Staff members in memory care homes organize group activities and events, allowing residents to engage in socialization and activities together. These activities may include arts and crafts, music therapy, dance classes, and exercise programs.
Art therapy is a popular activity in memory care homes. Art therapy is a form of therapy that allows seniors with dementia to express themselves creatively. Art therapy can help seniors with dementia reduce stress and anxiety, improve their mood, and increase their overall well-being.
Music therapy is another popular activity in memory care homes. Music therapy involves listening to music, singing, or playing musical instruments. Music therapy can help seniors with dementia improve their cognitive function, reduce agitation and anxiety, and improve their mood.
Other socialization and activity opportunities in memory care homes include gardening, cooking classes, and pet therapy. These activities allow seniors with dementia to engage in meaningful activities and interact with others, improving their overall quality of life.
Dementia can take a significant emotional and psychological toll on family members of seniors with dementia. Watching a loved one struggle with memory loss and other symptoms can be challenging and stressful. Fortunately, memory care homes provide support services for family members of seniors with dementia.
One of the primary support services available for family members of seniors with dementia is counseling. Counseling can help family members cope with the emotional and psychological challenges of caring for a loved one with dementia. A counselor can provide family members with strategies for managing stress, anxiety, and depression and help them develop coping mechanisms for dealing with the challenges of caring for a loved one with dementia.
Another support service available for family members of seniors with dementia is support groups. Support groups provide a forum for family members to share their experiences, offer each other support and advice, and develop a sense of community with others going through similar experiences.
Memory care homes also provide education and training for family members of seniors with dementia. This education can include information about the symptoms and progression of dementia, strategies for managing difficult behaviors, and tips for improving communication with a loved one with dementia.
Memory care homes are a vital resource for seniors with dementia and their families. These specialized facilities offer a range of benefits, including a safe and secure environment, specialized care services, trained and compassionate staff, and opportunities for socialization and activities. Additionally, memory care homes provide support services for family members, including counseling, support groups, and education and training.
If you are a family member of a senior with dementia, it can be overwhelming to navigate the various care options available. However, memory care homes can provide a comprehensive approach to care and offer peace of mind for families. Researching and visiting several homes is essential to find the best fit for your loved one.
Our memory care home provides individualized care to meet each resident's unique needs. Our trained and compassionate staff is dedicated to providing exceptional care and support for residents and their families. If you have any questions or want to schedule a tour of our memory care home, please get in touch with us today. We are here to provide the care and support your loved one needs.
Braley Care Homes, located in Hurricane, WV, is the only free-standing Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care Facility in West Virginia.
We offer free assessments so you can make an informed decision about your loved one's care.
As we age, our memory can sometimes begin to fade, making it difficult to remember important details and leading to confusion and frustration. For seniors with dementia, this memory loss can be even more pronounced, making it challenging to perform daily activities and maintain a good quality of life. Fortunately, memory care homes offer a safe and secure haven for seniors with dementia, providing specialized services and activities to support their well-being. In this blog, we'll explore the benefits of memory care homes and why they are an essential resource for seniors with dementia and their families.
One of the most significant concerns for seniors with dementia is their safety. Dementia can cause confusion and disorientation, making seniors more prone to accidents and injuries. This is where memory care homes come in. Memory care homes are designed to provide a safe and secure environment for seniors with dementia.
The safe and secure environment of memory care homes is carefully designed to ensure that residents are always protected. For example, memory care homes have secure entrances and exits to prevent residents from wandering off. They also have emergency response systems, such as call buttons and alarms, to respond quickly to emergencies.
Moreover, the layout of memory care homes is designed to be easy to navigate, with clearly marked hallways and rooms to reduce confusion and anxiety for seniors with dementia. The staff in memory care homes are also trained to provide residents with a safe and secure environment. They monitor residents closely and assist with daily activities to reduce the risk of accidents and injuries.
The importance of a secure environment for seniors with dementia cannot be overstated. Memory care homes provide peace of mind to family members, knowing their loved ones are safe and secure. The secure environment of memory care homes also allows seniors with dementia to live with dignity and independence, knowing they are protected and cared for.
Some of the safety features in memory care homes include:
Wander prevention systems: These are designed to prevent residents from wandering off and getting lost. They include secure entrances and exits, motion sensors, and alarms.
Emergency response systems include call buttons and alarms that quickly alert staff to emergencies and provide prompt assistance.
Secure outdoor areas: Memory care homes have outdoor areas that are secure and monitored to allow residents to enjoy the outdoors safely.
Safety equipment: Memory care homes are equipped with safety equipment such as handrails, grab bars, and non-slip flooring to reduce the risk of falls and injuries.
In addition to providing a safe and secure environment, memory care homes have specialized staff trained to provide compassionate care to seniors with dementia. These staff members undergo specialized training to understand the unique needs of seniors with dementia and how to provide appropriate care.
The specialized training required for staff in memory care homes includes education on dementia, its progression, and its impact on seniors. Staff also learn how to communicate effectively with seniors with dementia and manage behaviors associated with dementia, such as aggression, agitation, and wandering. This specialized training ensures that staff members in memory care homes are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide the highest quality care to residents.
Moreover, staff members in memory care homes are known for their compassionate care. They understand that seniors with dementia require patience, empathy, and understanding. Staff members in memory care homes are committed to providing personalized care to each resident, taking into account their unique needs and preferences.
The compassionate care staff provides in memory care homes is essential for seniors with dementia. Seniors with dementia often require assistance with daily activities such as eating, dressing, and bathing. Staff members in memory care homes provide this assistance with kindness and respect, ensuring seniors with dementia maintain their dignity and independence.
Additionally, staff-patient relationships are crucial in memory care homes. Seniors with dementia often experience social isolation, which can lead to feelings of loneliness and depression. Staff members in memory care homes develop close relationships with residents, providing emotional support and companionship. This close relationship allows seniors with dementia to feel valued and connected, improving their overall well-being.
Memory care homes offer specialized care services that cater to the unique needs of seniors with dementia. These services are designed to help seniors with dementia maintain their independence and quality of life while providing them with the support they need to manage their condition.
Medication management is one of memory care homes' most critical specialized care services. Seniors with dementia often have multiple medications they need to take regularly, which can be confusing and challenging to manage. Staff members in memory care homes are trained to manage medications, ensuring that residents take the right medication at the right time.
In addition to medication management, memory care homes provide personal care assistance. This includes help with activities of daily living, such as bathing, dressing, and grooming. Staff members in memory care homes provide personalized care to each resident, taking into account their unique needs and preferences.
Other specialized care services offered in memory care homes include therapy services, such as physical, occupational, and speech therapy. These memory care services are designed to help seniors with dementia maintain their physical and cognitive function, improve mobility, and reduce the risk of falls.
The benefits of specialized care services for seniors with dementia are many. These services provide seniors the support they need to manage their condition, maintain their independence, and enjoy a high quality of life. Specialized care services also provide peace of mind to family members, knowing their loved ones receive the care and support they need.
Socialization and activities are crucial for seniors with dementia. Socialization can help seniors with dementia stay connected with others, maintain their cognitive function, and reduce the risk of depression and isolation. Activities can also help seniors with dementia maintain their physical and cognitive function, reduce the risk of falls, and improve their overall quality of life.
Memory care homes provide numerous opportunities for socialization and activities. Staff members in memory care homes organize group activities and events, allowing residents to engage in socialization and activities together. These activities may include arts and crafts, music therapy, dance classes, and exercise programs.
Art therapy is a popular activity in memory care homes. Art therapy is a form of therapy that allows seniors with dementia to express themselves creatively. Art therapy can help seniors with dementia reduce stress and anxiety, improve their mood, and increase their overall well-being.
Music therapy is another popular activity in memory care homes. Music therapy involves listening to music, singing, or playing musical instruments. Music therapy can help seniors with dementia improve their cognitive function, reduce agitation and anxiety, and improve their mood.
Other socialization and activity opportunities in memory care homes include gardening, cooking classes, and pet therapy. These activities allow seniors with dementia to engage in meaningful activities and interact with others, improving their overall quality of life.
Dementia can take a significant emotional and psychological toll on family members of seniors with dementia. Watching a loved one struggle with memory loss and other symptoms can be challenging and stressful. Fortunately, memory care homes provide support services for family members of seniors with dementia.
One of the primary support services available for family members of seniors with dementia is counseling. Counseling can help family members cope with the emotional and psychological challenges of caring for a loved one with dementia. A counselor can provide family members with strategies for managing stress, anxiety, and depression and help them develop coping mechanisms for dealing with the challenges of caring for a loved one with dementia.
Another support service available for family members of seniors with dementia is support groups. Support groups provide a forum for family members to share their experiences, offer each other support and advice, and develop a sense of community with others going through similar experiences.
Memory care homes also provide education and training for family members of seniors with dementia. This education can include information about the symptoms and progression of dementia, strategies for managing difficult behaviors, and tips for improving communication with a loved one with dementia.
Memory care homes are a vital resource for seniors with dementia and their families. These specialized facilities offer a range of benefits, including a safe and secure environment, specialized care services, trained and compassionate staff, and opportunities for socialization and activities. Additionally, memory care homes provide support services for family members, including counseling, support groups, and education and training.
If you are a family member of a senior with dementia, it can be overwhelming to navigate the various care options available. However, memory care homes can provide a comprehensive approach to care and offer peace of mind for families. Researching and visiting several homes is essential to find the best fit for your loved one.
Our memory care home provides individualized care to meet each resident's unique needs. Our trained and compassionate staff is dedicated to providing exceptional care and support for residents and their families. If you have any questions or want to schedule a tour of our memory care home, please get in touch with us today. We are here to provide the care and support your loved one needs.
Braley Care Homes, located in Hurricane, WV, is the only free-standing Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care Facility in West Virginia.
We offer free assessments so you can make an informed decision about your loved one's care.
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