Foulkeways At Gwynedd

Programs: Health care service program: the basis for all foulkeways health services is a primary care model for those over 65 consisting of health maintenance, education for self-care, appropriate screening, management of acute illness, monitoring of chronic disease and achievement of dignified death. The health and wellness needs of residents are addressed at all levels of care. Most residents receive primary care from onsite physicians who are board certified in geriatric medicine. Resident education: community-wide seminars on a variety of health and wellness topics are provided throughout most of the year by foulkeways professional staff and guest lecturers. Health promotion and maintenance: residents at any level of care may take part in the wellness program. The fitness center, including an indoor 65' by 25' pool (equipped with chair lifts for handicapped accessibility) and a fully equipped exercise facility is available to all residents, priority list members and staff. Independent living residents are considered able to demonstrate their independence in all activities of daily living (adls) and instrumental activities of daily living (iadls). Personal care (abington house) - residents require minimal to moderate assistance with activities of daily living. Nursing facility (gwynedd house) - the majority of nursing care residents are in their 90's and often have a strong preference to be treated with less invasive technologies at foulkeways. Staff education and training: required regulatory seminars are provided annually in an interdepartmental format to enhance education and communication between all departments. Ongoing educational opportunities are provided on a monthly basis to nursing staff.

dining services program: foulkeways offers residents and staff three meals per day in four different dining venues. Along with regular meal services, catering is offered to compliment the resident's culinary needs on a requested basis. There are dietitians on the team who present educational seminars to all residents on nutritional awareness and healthy eating. One dietitian supports care plans developed for all personal care and nursing care residents as well as reviewing the nutritional program offered to all residents. A second dietitian is specifically tasked with wellness related presentations and programs and one-on-one nutritional counseling with residents who request consultation. During 2017 the dining services program again partnered with the montgomery county intermediate unit (mciu) to provide life skills training to disabled high school students who are eligible for the mciu transition to employment program.

the maintenance department: the department provides building and property support for residents who live on the campus of foulkeways and to maintain the work areas of the employees who care for them. Specifically, the department is responsible for maintaining and repairing approximately 475,000 square feet of buildings and 120 acres of land. The buildings include 255 garden and two-story apartments, a personal care building with 82 suites and 7 single rooms and a nursing facility with 43 rooms. Areas used by the entire community include a community center with an auditorium, fine dining room, cafe, bank, activities areas and main offices. The department is also responsible for performing upgrades and improvements to apartments, personal care rooms and nursing care rooms that are being re-occupied by new residents. Areas specifically for nursing staff, housekeeping, dining services and the administrative offices are also supported.

other program service expenses include amounts paid for general & administrative expenses (including employee benefits), housekeeping expenses, utility expense, real estate taxes, depreciation and amortization and interest.