The Residence at Quarry Hill

Pull chords in all the bathrooms Pendants are provided to both independent and assisted living residents

Medical appointments, grocery shopping, outings and personal appointments within 20 mile radius.

Grand Dining Room, Bistro, Theater, Salon, Fitness & Therapy room, Expansive Lobby Sitting area with Communal Newspapers/Magazines and Double Sided Fireplace, Communal Sitting and Living Rooms. Art room, Country Kitchen, Game Room with Ping Pong and Billiards, Group Card Room, Library, Outdoor Patio with Lounge Furniture and a Gas Fire Pit.

We have a multi faceted corporate and community training program which is audited annually. We boost Brass Ring Dementia Practitioner Training by Kelly McCarthy, Director of Resident Memory Care and Resident Engagement.

The residents at Quarry Hill range from 75 and up. They come to us from all across the United States. The adult children live or work in close proximity to the community which draws their loved one here. The residents enjoy rich cultural events, music, theater, literature, art and fellowship with one and other.

Pendant System and Safety Pull Cords.

We value nutrition and are part of the Vermont Fresh Network in which we source foods from local farms. Dining is available from 7 am to 7 pm to include three meals daily with tableside service. The menu ranges from simple salads to shrimp scampi, from burgers to filet; something for everyone’s taste.

Here at Quarry Hill, we believe that every interaction is an opportunity for engagement. In addition we provide structured programming for our residents on a daily basis. Each program is centered around our dimensions of wellness. Physical, Cognitive, Emotional, and Social. This calendar can be accessed by anyone each month by going to our website and clicking on the category “Life at Quarry Hill”. Our Memory Care neighborhood is specifically known in the area to extend one’s long term memory specifically, through routine, consistency, and follow through.

Mealtimes are such a focus centered opportunity for residents with memory challenges. We do provide residents to make a independent choice of what they would like for a meal, no matter how progressed they are in their disease process. We use various sorts of color with our dining décor and we also use display plates. Most importantly we have music, lighting, and set the atmosphere for really focusing on the dining experience.

The average age of our independent residents is 80. We have a comprehensive engagement calendar that touches on an activity every day that is social, cognitive, emotional, and physical. There is a monthly calendar & newsletter for our community. There is a strong fellowship at Quarry Hill. Some highlights of our events that many enjoy include the Morning Dance Stretch, Spine Health and Balance Fitness, Floral Design Club, educational lectures, music performances and so much more especially our walking club. We have a walking group that is fun and social! The residents select a location that ranges 200 to 300 miles in distance and celebrate once they reach their destination as they track their steps with a complimentary club pedometer.

We provide resident checks and our reflections neighborhood is designed for those who wander.

We are pet friendly. Dogs and cats are permitted in the all communal areas excluding the dining room. They can enjoy walking their pet in the well paved residential area.

The University of Vermont UVM Medical Center; Volunteer Program Historic Church Street Marketplace Lake Champlain Waterfront VT Symphony Orchestra Events Robert Hull Fleming Museum The Flynn Theater Lyric Theater Saint Michael's Playhouse The Roxy Theater The Spirit of Ethan Allen Scenic Cruise Ship Overlook Park Shelburne Farms Shelburne Museum Farmers Markets Burlington Bike Path Centennial Field Frog Hollow Craft Center Fletcher Free Library Burlington City Arts Center Jivana Green Spa & Salon Breweries & Wineries Lake Champlain Chocolates Dakin Farms Barnes & Noble Phoenix Books Burlington

On top of the required In-services throughout the year, we offer a Brass Rings Dementia training every two weeks. In the actual Memory Care neighborhood, we also provide on the spot tips and training on approaches, language, and role playing.

In a neighborhood of 26 residents we provide, 5 caregivers, 1 med tech, 1 engagement, a nurse, a Memory Care Director, a housekeeper, and a culinary provider. On overnights we provide, two caregivers and 1 medication technician.

Monthly newsletter Connected Living email blasts ZOOM

We have a comprehensive engagement calendar that touches on an activity every day that is social, cognitive, emotional and physical. Our residents thrive within a safe and social setting.

The University of Vermont UVM Medical Center; Volunteer Program Historic Church Street Marketplace Lake Champlain Waterfront VT Symphony Orchestra Events Robert Hull Fleming Museum The Flynn Theater Lyric Theater Saint Michael's Playhouse The Roxy Theater The Spirit of Ethan Allen Scenic Cruise Ship Overlook Park Shelburne Farms Shelburne Museum Farmers Markets Burlington Bike Path Centennial Field Frog Hollow Craft Center Fletcher Free Library Burlington City Arts Center Jivana Green Spa & Salon Breweries & Wineries Lake Champlain Chocolates Dakin Farms Barnes & Noble Phoenix Books Burlington

Our dining is open from 7 am to 7 pm with three meals a day. We are part of the Vermont Fresh Network. sourcing foods from local farms. The Culinary Services Director, Arnd Sievers is a European Master Chef. He is from Hamelin, Germany and has worked internationally from Germany, Bermuda to Puerto and most formerly at the Mountain View Grand Resort and Spa in New Hampshire. Daily meal specials are created as well as robust menu.

Medical appointments, grocery shopping, outings and personal appointments within 20 mile radius.

Flynn Theater St Michael's playhouse Visit to the Shelburne Museum Ethan Allen cruise Lunch outings Mystery Van Rides

The feedback we get mostly from the residents when we ask them, what made them decide Quarry Hill is our location. It is a location that is easier for traveling loved ones and residents to use the local culinary cuisine, attractions, pharmacies, educational opportunities, and the hospital is 5 minutes away. I think this really gives our residents piece of mind.

As per state regulations, this assessment takes place before a resident even moves into a community. After that the resident assessment will take place upon move-in again, and again after 30 days. After this it will take place anytime there is a change in one’s baseline, a significant event, or on an annual routine basis.

Currently our Memory Care Director and Nurse send out weekly updates about the neighborhood as a whole. Individually they reach out to family by phone and email weekly if not daily for some individuals. This relationship is built on when they first meet and the expectations are set there.