Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
We begin with an initial assessment to understand each individual’s needs, strengths, and goals. Our admissions team then meets with the family to create a personalized plan of care and guide you through every step of enrollment.
Safety is a top priority at PeachTree. Our facility is fully accessible, equipped with monitoring systems, and staffed 24/7 by trained professionals. We also provide ongoing staff training in brain injury support, emergency response, and resident care.
We partner with Delaware Medicaid Managed Care Organizations (Highmark Health Options Delaware, AmeriHealth Caritas Delaware, Delaware First Health) and also accept private pay. Our admissions team helps families navigate coverage and payment options.
Families are integral to our care model. We encourage regular visitation, involvement in care planning, participation in family events, and open communication with our staff.
Yes. Every resident at PeachTree enjoys a private bedroom with a private bathroom, designed to provide dignity, comfort, and independence.
Residents enjoy a wide variety of activities, including:
- Assisted Living Activities Calendar – games, crafts, movie nights, seasonal celebrations, and recreational events.
- Therapeutic Group Calendar – structured groups focused on cognitive, behavioral, emotional, physical, spiritual, and social domains.
- Community Integration Calendar – outings such as shopping trips, park visits, local events, and volunteer opportunities.
We are Delaware’s only residential and HCBS program specializing exclusively in traumatic and acquired brain injuries. This specialization means our staff, environment, and programs are uniquely designed for individuals with brain injuries — offering the highest level of expertise and care in the state.
Residents are served three nutritious meals each day in our bright, welcoming dining room. Snacks and always-available options are also provided. Staff encourage independence while offering assistance as needed, making meals both supportive and social experiences.
Yes. Residents participate in therapeutic group sessions tailored to the six domains: cognitive, behavioral, physical, emotional, spiritual, and social. These are built into daily life so that therapy feels natural, engaging, and consistent.
Absolutely. We have outdoor patios, a walking trail, and recreational amenities such as a basketball net. Weather permitting, many therapeutic and recreational groups are held outdoors to promote wellness, independence, and enjoyment of nature.
Our team includes nurses, resident care assistants, activities therapists, administrative staff, housekeeping, and dietary professionals — all trained to support individuals with brain injuries. Nursing Staff are available 24/7.