Cheney Serenity Services

A Home Built Around You Providing Support That Meets You Where You Are.

At Cheney Serenity Adult Family Home, we are licensed, regulated, and staffed with trained caregivers who understand complex needs. At Cheney Serenity, we provide 24-hour support; from medication management and personal care to specialized assistance for adults with disabilities.

Here's exactly what that looks like…

    • Daily life looks different for everyone, but may include:

      • Morning routines at their own pace

      • Meals and social time together

      • Activities (games, music, puzzles, movies)

      • Outdoor time when weather permits

      • Visits from family

      • Quiet time in their room or common areas

      • Community outings and activities as appropriate

    • Bring photos, favorite blanket, familiar decorations

    • Their room should feel like theirs

    • Personal furniture may be accommodated (please ask)

    • Bathing and showering assistance

    • Dressing and grooming support

    • Oral hygiene and denture care

    • Toileting and incontinence care

    • Hair care and shaving

    • All done with dignity and respect — preserving independence wherever possible


    • Regular toileting schedules

    • Prompt changing to maintain comfort and skin health

    • Incontinence supplies provided

    • Skin monitoring to prevent breakdown or irritation

    • Discreet, respectful approach at all times

    • We provide cueing and reminders for:

      • Taking medications

      • Mealtimes

      • Hygiene and grooming

      • Appointments and activities

    • We support independence while ensuring needs don't fall through the cracks

  • Autism

    • We have experience supporting individuals on the autism spectrum

    • Structured, predictable routines

    • Sensory-friendly approaches

    • Communication support tailored to individual needs

    • Focus on life skills and meaningful engagement

    Down syndrome

    • We provide person-centered support for adults with Down syndrome

    • Focus on independence where possible

    • Social engagement and community connection

    • Coordination with any medical needs (heart, thyroid, etc.)

  • Our founder's clinical background includes TBI support

    • Cognitive and behavioral strategies

    • Routine and consistency to reduce confusion

    • Family involvement in care planning

    • Coordination with rehabilitation providers

    • We provide structured, supportive environment for adults with mental health needs

    • Relationship-based approach builds trust

    • Consistent routines promote stability

    • Coordination with mental health providers and therapists

    • Focus on dignity and meaningful daily life

    • Trained staff administer medications according to physician instructions

    • Every dose is tracked and documented

    • We monitor for side effects or changes in condition

    • Coordination with pharmacies and healthcare providers

    • Refills and medication organization are managed for families

    • Families rest easier knowing medications are handled safely and consistently

    We also manage diabetes and insulin?

    • Our staff is trained in diabetes care

    • Blood glucose monitoring

    • Insulin administration

    • Recognition of hypoglycemia/hyperglycemia symptoms

    • Coordination with physicians on treatment plans

    • Dietary support for diabetic meal planning

    • We're equipped for complex medical needs

    • Tube feeding administration and monitoring

    • Catheter care and infection prevention

    • Ostomy care and supplies management

    • Staff trained in proper techniques and hygiene protocols

    • We monitor for signs of pain or discomfort

    • Coordinate with physicians on medication adjustments

    • Non-pharmacologic comfort measures (positioning, warmth, companionship)

    • Regular reassessment to ensure effectiveness

  • We work closely with:

    • Primary care physicians

    • Specialists (neurologists, psychiatrists, etc.)

    • Hospice and palliative care teams

    • Physical, occupational, and speech therapists

    • Case managers and social workers

  • We assist with arranging transportation for medical appointments, therapies, and other essential services.

    • Structured routines that reduce confusion

    • Memory-supportive environment

    • Redirection and calming techniques

    • Wandering prevention and safety measures

    • Focus on quality of life and moments of joy

    • Family education and support

    • Secure environment with wandering prevention measures

    • Staff awareness and supervision

    • Engaging activities to reduce restlessness

    • Door alarms and monitoring as needed

    • Family notified immediately if concerns arise

    • Sundowning is late-day confusion or agitation common in dementia

    • We manage it through:

      • Calm, soothing environment as evening approaches

      • Reduced stimulation

      • Familiar routines and familiar faces

      • Redirection and reassurance

    • Transfer assistance (bed to chair, chair to toilet, etc.)

    • Walking support and fall prevention

    • Help with walkers, wheelchairs, and other equipment

    • Range of motion exercises

    • Positioning for comfort and pressure relief

    • We keep residents moving safely — because mobility matters for body and spirit

    • Staff trained in fall response protocols

    • Immediate assessment for injury

    • Notification to family and physician

    • Fall prevention strategies reviewed and adjusted

    • Documentation and monitoring for patterns

  • We provide comprehensive care for bed-bound residents including:

    • Regular repositioning to prevent pressure sores

    • Skin checks and monitoring

    • Incontinence care in bed

    • Bed baths and linen changes

    • Range of motion exercises

  • Foods we swerve:

    • Three balanced meals daily, plus snacks

    • Fresh-prepared food — not pre-packaged or institutional

    • Family-style dining when possible

    • Resident preferences honored

    • Special meals for holidays and celebrations

  • We handle:

    • Diabetic diets

    • Low sodium

    • Pureed or mechanical soft

    • Allergies and intolerances

    • Religious or cultural preferences

    • Simply "I don't like that" preferences

    • Staff will provide assistance at mealtimes

    • Adaptive utensils and equipment as needed

    • Encouragement and companionship during meals

    • Monitoring for swallowing difficulties or choking risk

    • Coordination with speech therapy if needed

  • Laundry Management

    • Personal laundry is done regularly

    • Bed linens changed weekly or more often if needed

    • Clothing labeled and cared for

    • Residents can help if they're able — we support independence

    • Daily housekeeping in common areas

    • Resident rooms tidied regularly

    • Bathrooms cleaned and sanitized daily

    • Deep cleaning on regular schedule

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