Crestwood Manor in Fremont offers a unique approach to treatment through their Dream Team program, where residents actively participate in setting their treatment goals and working towards moving into a lower level of care. Modeled after a high school, residents enroll in multiple classes to enhance their overall well-being. The facility features a resident-run library where individuals can check out books and music, as well as a computer for sending and receiving email messages to stay connected with family and friends. Additionally, Crestwood Manor has a resident-run canteen, with profits reinvested in maintaining the inventory and facility.
Specializing in providing long-term care to individuals diagnosed with organic brain diseases, Crestwood Manor in Fremont serves residents with a combination of psychiatric and dementia-related behaviors. Admissions to the facility's neurobehavioral programs are overseen by Dr. Gordon Muir Giles, an expert in the field who developed the first neurobehavioral program in California. The facility offers a supportive environment and well-trained staff focused on providing comprehensive treatment and services for residents with specialized behavioral management needs, such as Alzheimer's or dementia. Health and wellness activities are also available to improve residents' physical and emotional well-being, with a particular focus on resident diet and nutrition.
Residents at Crestwood Manor participate in planning the facility's weekly menus and receive support from staff members for specialized nutrition programs as needed. The facility's resident-focused approach aims to enhance overall quality of life for individuals in their care. With a range of health and wellness activities and a supportive environment, Crestwood Manor in Fremont strives to meet the diverse needs of their residents, promoting physical and emotional well-being through comprehensive treatment and services.