Randall Residence of Fremont

Thanks for submitting a question! At Randall Residence of Fremont, you’ll find a warm and inviting Assisted Living community offering you the right level of personalized care and support to approach each day with confidence. A full list of personal services is available, from assistance with dressing to bathing and medication management, along with services like housekeeping, laundry, and scheduled transportation. For additional information, please visit our website or contact our team online.

Thank you for your question! Yes, we provide scheduled transportation for our residents. To learn more about our transportation services or the other stellar services we offer, please visit our website or contact our team online.

Thank you for your question! We offer an exciting variety of events and activities for every interest and ability level. Examples of activities and events at our community include games, trivia, exercise, movies, shopping trips, and more! To learn more or view our calendar, please visit our website or contact our team for assistance.

Thank you for submitting a question! We offer a variety of services and amenities designed to help support wellness, including personal care services, nutritious meals, monitoring by licensed nurses, and activities that enrich mind, body, and soul. To learn more about the opportunities for wellness that our community provides, please visit our website or contact our team for assistance.

Thanks for your question about visiting Randall Residence of Fremont! If you would like to schedule a visit or arrange a tour of our community, please contact our team online for further assistance.

Unfortunately it does not. There is a Medicaid Waiver program that some assisted living communities will accept, however someone usually needs to be living at the facility first, before they apply.

Long Term Care Insurance frequently covers Assisted Living and Memory Care, but does not cover Independent Living. Policies vary widely, so it's always best to check with your carrier for specifics.

My favorite way to answer this is to look at Noah in the Bible. He started building the Ark before it began to rain. Likewise, we recommend you look at options the earlier, the better. When you first begin to notice signs your loved one may not be thriving (not eating well, housework piling up, becoming increasingly forgetful) it’s time to considering options for the future. It’s better to have a plan in place and perhaps not need it, than to need a plan and not have one. If you wait until there’s a crisis, big and important decisions will have to be rushed and made under duress. Giving yourself and your family more time to get used to possibilities for the future makes for less disruption and a more gradual transition. Give us a call, we're happy to help you make a plan for the future.

The cost of Assisted Living, which varies from community to community, is based on the type and size of the rental apartment, as well as the level of care needs and the service options chosen by the resident. Visit our website to learn more about our pricing. Alzheimer’s and dementia care is more expensive due to the higher staffing ratios.

Good Lord i hope so. They always seem so under staffed.