Yes, wellness assessments are regularly conducted for residents at assisted living facilities to ensure they receive personalized care that meets their evolving needs. These assessments typically evaluate physical health, cognitive function, mobility, nutrition, and emotional well-being. They are performed by licensed healthcare professionals and are often scheduled quarterly or as needed based on changes in a resident’s condition.

Wellness and Safety at Assisted Living communities rely on these assessments to identify early signs of health concerns, enabling proactive care and intervention. The results help staff develop or adjust individualized care plans that support each resident’s quality of life. By tracking changes over time, caregivers can ensure that safety measures and wellness programs remain appropriate and effective. Regular assessments are a cornerstone of responsive care, promoting independence while maintaining a high standard of health and safety for every resident.