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Frequently asked questions
7 questions
What do clients say about the care at Terrace of Delray Beach?
Clients frequently praise the attentive and skilled staff, particularly highlighting the wound care provided by Clara and Dr. Margarita. Reviewers mention feeling peace of mind knowing their loved ones are in good hands and receiving excellent healthcare.
Does Terrace of Delray Beach offer memory care services?
Yes, they provide a range of residential care services, including Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Respite Care. This ensures that residents receive the appropriate support tailored to their needs.
Can I expect assistance with daily living activities at Terrace of Delray Beach?
Yes, they offer Personal Care services, including Daily Living Assistance, Hygiene Support, and Mobility Assistance, ensuring that residents receive the help they need for their daily activities.
How does the team at Terrace of Delray Beach support rehabilitation?
The facility provides Physical Therapy services, including Rehabilitation Sessions, Assessments, and Individual Therapy, aimed at helping residents recover and improve their physical health.
What types of activities does Terrace of Delray Beach offer for residents?
They offer a variety of Activities, including Group Activities, Therapeutic Activities, and Social Events, designed to engage residents and promote social interaction.
Does Terrace of Delray Beach provide skilled nursing services?
Yes, the facility offers Nursing Services, including Wound Care, Medication Management, and Skilled Nursing, ensuring comprehensive healthcare support for residents.
This place is THE WORST possible facility you could leave your loved one! The level of disrespect and rudeness is astonishing- when I told them my mom needs nocturnal bipap, they told me I’m not a doctor and they will do what they need to do. They started my mom’s rehab after 5 days, but they called me to discuss the financial aspects on the very next day ( what if the insurance runs out?)! The patients have to beg for all services, especially showers, that are public ( shared by all) and are located in the hallways!
They ignored my information and my mom decline progressively. She was taken in the middle of the night to the ER bc she couldn’t breathe, had critical levels of CO2, tragic levels of O2and had COMMUNAL ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA !