Questions & Answers

  • How does OASIS WeCare differ from other programs?
    • We are strictly non medical and interested in prevention. Traditionally, a senior enters the system of care after a hospitalization for a fall, injury or serious illness or mishandling their medications.
    • Oasis is not an employment agency, a private care agency, nor an assisted living.

  • Do you provide a written care plan?
    • We have a solid network of resources to do full need assessment to prepare a written care plan. Suitable activities and support are selected based on this plan. If someone has medical concerns, we work with VNA to address any needs.

  • What will be offered to members?
    • Members will be offered what is suitable for them. Workshops to adapt to new situations.
    • Finding new purpose when one isn’t able to do what he loves by adaptive skills. Overnight stays as needed to relieve caregiver.

  • How do you react in emergencies?
    • Our personnel are well trained to handle all types of emergencies. Paramedics are called to assess situations, respond, or address the necessity for further evaluations.

  • What special skills does the staff have that make them a good fit for the job?
    • We follow closely new developments in the field of dementia activities. We use an education program Care Academy to make sure everyone has on-going training. We also follow the Dice Program, a behavioral assessment system to assist clients.

  • Do you have a backup if you are ever unable to provide care?
    • Our resource team helps us facilitate all services.

  • What is included in the stated cost?
    • A basic membership is $500/year for Oasis Brewster Social Club.
      • Initial assessment.
      • Specific needs are established during that initial visit. Referrals will be recommended as needed.
    • OASIS WeCare: Based on the level of needs for respite a plan is put in place. Level 1-5 based on numbers of days and level of attention needed.
    • At each level there is a subcategory.
      • For members who still have a level of independence and minimal confusion, Groups of 6
      • For members needing closer attention. Group of 3
      • Each group is overseen by one activity staff
    • Respite Services Costs.