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Watch your loved one thrive in an environment that feels like home
Navigating the aging journey is difficult.
We understand what’s at stake here: it’s not just someone, it’s your loved one.
Meanwhile, it’s on you to make the difficult decisions.
There's a Higher Path for our seniors
Senior care today is reactive, expensive, and siloed. It’s a sick-care system, not a health-care system (designed to keep seniors healthy). Most of us have accepted this status quo because it feels too big and complex to change. Not us. We’re taking the road less traveled and championing a higher standard of senior care.
Learn MoreOur family of caregivers will do whatever it takes to care for your loved one
Meet Ames' Leadership Team
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Annessa Pruismann
Executive Director
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Darrbie Helton
Family Advocate
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Melissa Meyer
Health & Wellness Director
Services at Ames
Assisted Living
Personalized help with the activities of daily life, such as meals, grooming, and medication management.
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Everyone is friendly and helpful. We really appreciate the good care.
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I am thankful for staff taking (name removed) to eye glass place. He broke his glasses. This was very helpful.
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I would like first to give shoutouts to several of my dad (name removed) caregivers: (name removed) (sorry if I misspelled anyone's name, and I also if I missed anyone). What I appreciate most is that they take the time to chat with (name removed)--he really needs this because he tends to socially isolate himself. He also enjoys (name removed) friendliness. All the activities that (name removed) plans seem wonderful, but so far (name removed) has not wanted to take part. (name removed), don't give up on him--keep inviting him! I could see him enjoying the Friday happy hour and events where young people are involved. (name removed) continues to like the food and the dining room atmosphere. Thanks to the cooks! This is more my personal issue, but I have been trying to convince him to get out more--for a drive, a visit to DQ, a meal at my house, or even just to spend time in the Bickford courtyard. He really resists. If anyone has any ideas how how to convince him, I am open to them! I will be on trips in September and November that will take me out of town for a couple weeks each time. (name removed) may need a little extra help with housekeeping in his unit while I am away. I will communicate with staff about this before my trips. Finally, (name removed) needs to walk more. Anything staff can do to get him up and moving more is appreciated.
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(name removed) rock that place! They are amazing, caring, energetic caregivers.
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I appreciate the meeting last month with (name removed) and (name removed) to figure out issues relating to my dad (name removed) shower schedule and other things
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Bickford went through a period of short staffing but seems to be getting better.
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I know she doesn't want to get up. But she had already missed breakfast and if I hadn't insisted would have missed lunch. She needs to eat! They must get her up by lunchtime whether she wants to do so or not.
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