FDP visit in Altenstadt: Insights into the senior residence with heart

FDP visit in Altenstadt: Insights into the senior residence with heart

A visit of importance! Christopher Hachenberg, chairman of the FDP local association Altenstadt and Limeshain, and Hans Dressler went to the AWO senior residence Elisabeth Selbert in Altenstadt. Directly at the facility manager Ann Kathrin Bergmann, they learned exciting insights into the everyday life of the facility. "The focus is on people," emphasizes Bergmann and emphasizes the comprehensive, high -quality offer that is offered to the residents.

In this outstanding senior residence, 70 fully inpatient care places are available, with a variety of activities that spice up the old everyday life. Bingo rounds, memory training and weekly services ensure that the seniors not only serve their time, but also actively participate in life. Hachenberg particularly emphasizes the importance of extensive care and leisure opportunities in order to make the everyday life of the residents alive. "This is not about boredom, but about quality of life!" Said the politician.

growing focus on dementia

Another point that shaped the visit was the increasing number of residents with dementia. The prerequisite for optimal support is the continuous offspring in nursing. "This year we have stopped twelve trainees," explains Bergmann, while Hachenberg and Dressler follow the conversation with great interest. The need for care close to home should not be underestimated, Dressler emphasizes: "For many relatives, this is crucial if they are looking for an old people's and nursing home."

A little wish for more quality of life: Bergmann expressed the desire for more benches for the residents who could take a little break when walks in the village. The visit ended with an all -round positive impression, while Hachenberg thanked for the open exchange. "Nursing is an important topic for local politics. Such conversations with experts are indispensable!"