Jaxpointe Assisted Living at Flower Ct

Our philosophy for assisted living is clear – treat residents the way you would treat your own family member. We don’t treat our residents like they have a disease – dementia, memory loss or other issues. We treat them like the people they are. They may need a little help when they transfer from their chair, or assistance in the bathroom, or selecting their outfit. We are there to meet their needs. We believe smaller settings are better for residents and their well-being. We communicate with families often, make them aware of events and activities that might be of interest, and ensure families know their questions, visits and input is welcome. We make it possible for family members to come and visit while enjoying the time they spend with their loved one. We also believe in caregiver continuity. We value our team members, and we work together to ensure every day for our residents includes meaningful activities that match each resident’s desires and needs. We model good care and set the bar high with extensive staff training, so residents can enjoy their day.

Jaxpointe was founded in 2009, after the founders observed other forms of memory care that they felt missed the mark. They were too big, with not enough staff to provide the level of care needed, and lacked intimacy for those with memory loss. We refurbish sizable ranch homes, with open floor plans, homey rooms, and large backyards for gardens, recreational opportunities or just relaxing. Each home has only eight residents, a very low resident-to-caregiver ratio (4 to 1) that allows for attentive care, and most importantly, a home-like environment. Originally from the Midwest, Russ was familiar with the term “pointe” as a reference to “destination.” Combining that sense of destination for residents – at their new home – he blended that with a nod to his father’s first name.