The Reserve at Oswego is dedicated solely to Memory Care and is equipped to serve residents across the full spectrum of dementia, including advanced stages. Care plans can incorporate interventions for wandering—day or night—elopement risk, combative behavior, and other behavioral health concerns. Medical support extends to wound care, oxygen management, special diets, and diabetes oversight whether the resident uses oral medication, injections, or sliding-scale insulin. The team also accepts residents under 60 years old when appropriate and can coordinate podiatry visits and psychiatric oversight on site.
A registered nurse or licensed practical nurse is on the premises around the clock, and an awake night staff monitors door alarms, fenced outdoor areas, and pull-cord alert systems. Background-checked caregivers deliver full assistance with bathing, dressing, eating, and toileting, and the community can safely handle mobility needs ranging from standby help with a walker to two-person or Hoyer-lift transfers. An activity director structures daily engagement that aligns with each resident’s cognitive abilities while maintaining 24-hour security coverage.
Private and semi-private suites are available; some include a private bath, furnished pieces, cable hookup, and permission to paint or decorate. Because configurations vary, not every room offers all the listed features, so it is best to confirm availability and any associated fees during a tour.
Daily meals are offered through a combination of set menus and made-to-order selections. Snacks are accessible between meals, and the kitchen staff can adjust textures, portion sizes, and nutritional profiles to meet physician-ordered diet modifications and diabetic guidelines.
Residents have access to outdoor smoking areas, parking, wheelchair-accessible common spaces, a barber and beauty shop, a wellness center, internet, communal gardens, and on-site religious services. Scheduled transportation can be arranged for medical appointments or local errands. Pets are allowed, but rules may vary by size or breed; it’s a good idea to check with the community during your visit to see if your pet will be allowed.
