Health & Memory Care
Quality Care & Peace of Mind
We help residents in our memory care communities enjoy life to its fullest, while our outpatient services help residents regain health and well-being, whether that means recovering from surgery, tending to an injury, relearning skills or offering long-term support.
Memory Care
Maintaining Dignity and Purpose
The Dogwood Memory Care Center at Friendship Salem Terrace offers a comforting option for residents experiencing Alzheimer’s or in need of memory care. Since opening in 2010, Dogwood Memory Care Center has been awarded and complimented for its design, functionality, and care of Alzheimer’s and dementia residents. Designed with the safety and serenity of the residents in mind, each room features a private half-bath, and dressing and sitting areas. In addition, individual memory boxes to display mementos and special photographs are located outside of each resident’s door. A secure, outdoor walking garden provides residents with a sense of independence and an opportunity for physical exercise and mental stimulation. All activities are planned by a specially trained activities director, focusing on the needs of our residents.
Respite care is also available for individuals needing memory care. Call us at 540.444.0343, and we will be happy to learn more about your needs and how we may be able to help.
Outpatient Services
If you are recovering from injuries, a stroke, neurological event, surgery, or are in need of short-term programs to help you get back to the life you want to live, Friendship Salem Terrace offers on-site rehab services provided by Friendship Outpatient Therapy’s award-winning physical, occupational, and speech therapy programs. Our goal is to restore function for individuals who have experienced neuromuscular, skeletal dysfunction, or functional decline. Our therapists can assist with pain management and conduct a needs assessment and training for wheelchairs, walking devices, and adaptive communication devices, as needed, tailored to each client’s needs.
- Physical Therapy
- Improve strength, balance, muscle function, range of motion
- Training in mobility, gait and stability, posture and positioning, including fall prevention guidance
- Speech/Language Pathology
- Address difficulties with communication, cognitive processing, and swallowing
- Training related to achieving improved communication, speech and language, cognitive processing and memory skills, and swallowing to help reduce choking risks
- Occupational Therapy
- Improve overall daily living skills and functions and community re-entry and participation
- Training, educating, and adaptations in bathing, grooming, dressing, meal preparation, energy conservation and work simplification in home setting with focus on restoring strength, endurance, range of motion, and confidence
- Massage Therapy
- Offering private and physician prescribed massage therapy services by a physical therapist assistant certified in massage therapy
- Driving Evaluations
- Clinical assessment of visual, cognitive, and motor function related to driving
- Road driving assessment with a trained driving instructor and occupational therapist
- Meetings with client and family to discuss recommendations
- Recommendations to modifying vehicle equipment when needed