Trinity Assisted Living of Idaho, Inc
Private Pay Bed Price
Independent or Retirement Room and Board, with simple need for socialization and consistent supervision and balanced meals, will be a base rate of $3,2000.00 for a companion room $5,000.00 for a private room.
Assisted Living BASE RATE amount below, is the rate amount if a Resident was assessed to be needing supervision, AND minimal-moderate assistance with any or all of the following: Meals, ADL’s, Medication, Dressing, Bathing, or Housekeeping, including laundry. The facility reserves the right to adjust these Base Rate prices, normally due to cost of living increase; a 30 day notice will be provided in order to sign a new Financial Agreement.
Any increased rate due to a significant change in condition, will be supported with documentation upon notice of any cost increase OR decrease. The Administrator will Pro-rate any increased care needs, if it is due to an illness or physical need that is temporary. Otherwise, if it is an indefinite increase of cares, we will provide a minimum of 5 day notice. All Room rates include facility required services along with Cable TV in living area and a house phone for your use.
Minimal to Moderate needs BASE ROOM RATE
Private Room with attached bath $ 5,200.00
Double Private Room with attached bath $ 6,500.00
Private Room no bathroom $ 5,000.00
Companion Room with bathroom $ 3,400.00
Companion Room with no bath $ 3,200.00
Mini Suite $7,500.00
Extensive to Total Needs (non-dementia) needs documented on NSA + $ 1,000.00
Couples prices in a Full room with Full attached Bathroom (add the following)
Client w/ Spouse (who needs NO cares or services) to share the room + $ 1000.00
Client and Spouse w/similar cares + $ 2,000.00
*Client with highest care needs will be priced as primary
Client with Dementia/Alzheimer stage 1-2 additional $ 200.00
This cost, primarily for increased Supervision & documentation to track progression of disease
Level 1 � NO COGNATIVE DECLINE: No subjective complaints of memory deficit. No memory deficit evident on clinical interview.
Level 2 � VERY MILD COGNATIVE DECLINE (Age Associated Memory Impairment): Subjective complaints of memory deficit,
most frequently in following areas: (a) forgetting where one has placed familiar objects; (b) forgetting names one formerly knew well.
No objective evidence of memory deficit on clinical interview. No objective deficits in employment or social situations.
Appropriate concern with respect to symptomatology.
Client with Dementia/Alzheimer stage 3 additional $ 400.00
Level 3 � MILD COGNATIVE DECLINE (Mild Cognitive Impairment): Earliest clear-cut deficits. Manifestations in more than one of the following areas:
(a) patient may have gotten lost when traveling to an unfamiliar location; (b) co-workers become aware of patient's relatively poor performance;
(c) word and name finding deficit becomes evident to intimates; (d) patient may read a passage or a book and retain relatively little material;
(e) patient may demonstrate decreased facility in remembering names upon introduction to new people; (f) patient may have lost or misplaced an object of value;
(g) concentration deficit may be evident on clinical testing. Objective evidence of memory deficit obtained only with an intensive interview.
Decreased performance in demanding employment and social settings. Denial begins to become manifest in patient. Mild to moderate anxiety accompanies symptoms.
Client with Dementia/Alzheimer stage 4 additional $ 600.00
Level 4 � MODERATE COGNITIVE DECLINE (Mild Dementia): Clear-cut deficit on careful clinical interview. Deficit manifest in following areas:
(a) decreased knowledge of current and recent events; (b) may exhibit some deficit in memory of ones personal history; (c) concentration deficit elicited on serial subtractions;
(d) decreased ability to travel, handle finances, etc. Frequently no deficit in following areas: (e) orientation to time and place; (f) recognition of familiar persons and faces;
(g) ability to travel to familiar locations. Inability to perform complex tasks. Denial is dominant defense mechanism. Flattening of affect and withdrawal from challenging situations frequently occur.
Client with Dementia/Alzheimer stage 5 additional $ 700.00
Level 5 � MODERATELY SEVERE COGNITIVE DECLINE (Moderate Dementia): Patient can no longer survive without some assistance. Patient is unable during
interview to recall a major relevant aspect of their current lives, e.g., an address or telephone number of many years, the names of close family members (such as grandchildren),
the name of the high school or college from which they graduated. Frequently some disorientation to time (date, day of week, season, etc.) or to place. An educated person may
have difficulty counting back from 40 by 4s or from 20 by 2s. Persons at this stage retain knowledge of many major facts regarding themselves and others. They invariably
know their own names and generally know their spouses' and children's names. They require no assistance with toileting and eating, but may have some difficulty choosing the proper clothing to wear.
Client with Dementia/Alzheimer stage 6 additional $ 1,500.00
Level 6 - SEVERE COGNITIVE DECLINE (Moderately Severe Dementia): May occasionally forget the name of the spouse upon whom they are entirely dependent for survival. Will be largely unaware of all
recent events and experiences in their lives. Retain some knowledge of their past lives but this is very sketchy. Generally unaware of their surroundings, the year, the season, etc. May have difficulty
counting from 10, both backward and, sometimes, forward. Will require some assistance with activities of daily living, e.g., may become incontinent, will require travel assistance but occasionally will be
able to travel to familiar locations. Diurnal rhythm frequently disturbed. Almost always recall their own name. Frequently continue to be able to distinguish familiar from unfamiliar persons in their
environment. Personality and emotional changes occur. These are quite variable and include: (a) delusional behavior, e.g., patients may accuse their spouse of being an impostor, may talk to imaginary
figures in the environment, or to their own reflection in the mirror; (b) obsessive symptoms, e.g., person may continually repeat simple cleaning activities; (c) anxiety symptoms, agitation, and even
previously nonexistent violent behavior may occur; (d) cognitive abulla, i.e., loss of willpower because an individual cannot carry a thought long enough to determine a purposeful course of action
Client with Dementia/Alzheimer stage 7 additional $ 800.00
Level 7 - VERY SEVERE COGNITIVE DECLINE (Severe Dementia): All verbal abilities are lost over the course of this stage.
Frequently there is no speech at all -only unintelligible utterances and rare emergence of seemingly forgotten words and phrases.
Incontinent of urine, requires assistance toileting and feeding. Basic psychomotor skills, e.g., ability to walk, are lost with the progression of this stage.
The brain appears to no longer be able to tell the body what to do. Generalized rigidity and developmental neurologic reflexes are frequently present.
Client with required Behavior Management add additional $ 1,000.00
Client requires a significant behavior management due to NEGATIVELY affecting the housemates
Will require frequent documentation, Administrative and nurse oversight
Including but not limited to: a) disrobing b) inappropriate sexual gestures or verbiage
c) Needing staff to be line of site on a frequent schedule d) verbally aggressive outbursts that
are difficult to redirect
Finally, there is a Non-refundable deposit of $850. Please understand that $425 of it will pay for all Admission assessments and move in fees. The other $425 will go to pay for cleaning and repairs on normal wear and tear on the room and any furnishings.
**All prices subject to income based adjustments; approved by Administrator or Authorized Representative of Trinity Assisted Living of Idaho, Inc.**