Juneau Pioneer Home
The Juneau Pioneer Home was completed in 1988 and is currently home to forty-five Alaskan seniors. The Home is nestled in the wetlands along Juneau’s Egan Drive and has breathtaking views of nearby mountains and the Gasineau Channel. Living in the heart of a true wilderness provides residents the opportunity to view wildlife such as brown bears, eagles, ravens, blue herons, kingfishers, porcupines, deer, and squirrels.
The homes four long hallways have been setup in small neighborhoods that act as mini communities. Each community is supported by a team made up of residents, caregivers, support staff, family members, friends and volunteers. The team members sustain each other and individuals are encouraged to be creative in the development of a caring, loving home. The neighborhood concept is instrumental in building an atmosphere where loved ones who have dementia can feel safe and appreciated.
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- The homes four long hallways have been setup in small neighborhoods that act as mini communities.
- The neighborhood concept is instrumental in building an atmosphere where loved ones who have dementia can feel safe and appreciated.
- Friendly cats roam freely throughout the neighborhoods providing companionship to whoever will stop long enough for petting, stroking or an occasional ear scratch.
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