Conoce la residencia DomusVi Elche L'Aljub en Elche/Elx
DomusVi Elche L'Aljub es una residencia de mayores que combina amplios espacios, instalaciones modernas y atención especializada para ofrecer el máximo bienestar a sus residentes. Ubicada en la Calle Benijofar de Elche, esta residencia se destaca por su organización en unidades de convivencia independientes que garantizan un cuidado personalizado y de calidad, adaptado a las necesidades específicas de cada persona. La residencia cuenta con 171 plazas distribuidas entre habitaciones individuales y dobles, todas ellas equipadas con camas articulables, sistemas de aviso y televisión. Además, dispone de un completo centro de día con 30 plazas para usuarios que requieren atención durante el día. Las instalaciones incluyen amplios jardines y espacios exteriores donde los residentes pueden disfrutar del aire libre y realizar actividades al aire libre, así como zonas comunes diseñadas para la convivencia y el bienestar. Respecto a los servicios asistenciales, DomusVi Elche L'Aljub ofrece atención médica continua, servicio de enfermería, psicología, fisioterapia y terapia ocupacional. También proporciona atención podológica, farmacia, oxigenoterapia y talleres especializados en memoria y estimulación cognitiva. Los residentes pueden disfrutar de dietas adaptadas, servicio de alimentación texturizada y un completo programa de terapias no farmacológicas que contribuyen a mejorar su calidad de vida. La residencia es especialista en la atención al Alzheimer, demencias y Parkinson, contando con una unidad específica de psicogeriatría para trastornos de conducta. También ofrece servicios de cuidados paliativos, rehabilitación y atención a enfermedades crónicas, garantizando que cada residente reciba la atención más adecuada. El aspecto humanista de la residencia se refleja en su oferta de actividades variadas: programas de ocio con excursiones y paseos, actividades en familia, talleres terapéuticos y psicológicos, una sala multisensorial para estimulación sensorial especialmente dirigida a personas con demencias, y actividades culturales como visitas a museos locales o celebraciones de festividades tradicionales. Los servicios hoteleros incluyen limpieza diaria, lavandería con marcaje de ropa, peluquería y cocina propia. Las instalaciones están completamente climatizadas con aire acondicionado y calefacción, disponen de parking, wifi y videovigilancia por cámaras de seguridad. DomusVi Elche L'Aljub representa una opción integral donde el bienestar físico, emocional y social son prioritarios en el cuidado de nuestros mayores.
Información de contacto
Elche/Elx, 03205 Alicante
Especialidades y tratamientos
- Alzheimer
- Demencia
- Parkinson
Facilidades e instalaciones
- Habitaciones individuales
- Habitaciones dobles
- Jardín
- Biblioteca
- Televisión
- Aire acondicionado
- Calefacción
- Videovigilancia
- Aparcamiento
- Sala de actividades
- Comedor
- Zonas comunes
- Terraza
Servicios destacados
- Médico
- Fisioterapia
- Terapia Ocupacional
- Podología
- Peluquería
- Lavandería
- Limpieza
- Comedor
- Cocina propia
- Talleres y actividades
- Estimulación cognitiva
- Estancias temporales
- Centro de día
- Psicología
- Atención personalizada
- Animación sociocultural
Titularidad
Privada
Calcula tus ayudas para esta residencia aquíOpiniones
DomusVi Elche L'Aljub presenta opiniones extremadamente divididas que reflejan una experiencia muy inconsistente: mientras algunos usuarios destacan la amabilidad, profesionalismo y cuidado compasivo del personal, otros reportan negligencia grave, falta de comunicación, deterioro rápido de residentes y errores médicos críticos que habrían contribuido a resultados fatales. Las reseñas positivas alaban la estabilidad de los residentes y la atención responsable, pero las negativas denuncian incumplimiento de promesas de cuidado especializado, abandono informativo a familias y condiciones
- Victor Da Silva
It’s extremely upsetting for such bad attention given to my mother in law, she was in need of care and good attention due to her medical condition. We had the understanding that the best help and attention this it was to be given but instead in exactly in one month upon her admission, the destroyed her heath and her health deteriorated into a downward spiral until her death. This is unacceptable in such modern times of our lives. Such bad service and care. Government authorities should pay more attention to such services and close down such institutions that only take money and don’t care for the elderly in need . Extremely upsetting.
- JUANY FERNANDEZ
We are very happy with the services provided at DomusVi Aljub, both from the caregivers, whose treatment is superb, and from the medical, nursing, and supervisory staff. Thanks to all of them, we have reduced hospital referrals and my aunt is currently very stable. Thank you so much for your daily work.
- Vanesa CM
The staff at this care home are friendly and helpful, from the social worker to the care technicians. We currently have a family member who needs 24-hour assistance and supervision for a limited time until their recovery, and they are providing care with responsibility, professionalism, and patience.
- lucia sabater mira
Excellent treatment of residents and their families. Highly recommended, both for the facilities and the kind and caring staff. In our loved one's final moments, they treated us exceptionally well, ensuring our comfort at all times. Thank you to all the staff at the center for your attention and compassion.
- Montse Clement
They sell you the idea that DomusVI is a residence with a specialized unit for Alzheimer's and other dementias. They assure you that you'll have all the updated information about your family member: their prescribed medication and any possible changes, any new diagnoses, and their care and nutrition plans. You'll even have access to the latest reports on your dependent relative. BUT... the services and care they claim to provide to our dependent relatives are a farce. It's an outrageous hypocrisy that mocks all the patients and their families on the other side of this business. You start to feel so cheated! And it takes you far too long to realize it because you can hardly believe how absurd the situation you're in is. Having trusted that what they sold us... doesn't exist. And the first 15 days pass quickly, trying not to be too bothersome, but the whole family is very worried because we see that the situation isn't progressing as we expected. I don't know if the medication my mother is taking is the right one, which is the same one we gave her at home when she was nervous and which worked very well for her. She's losing weight rapidly, and I don't have any information about how much weight she's losing. She's much more anxious and sad than when she was at home. And I'm getting worn out day after day, calling and asking about something they assured me before I signed the contract, that I would be 100% informed. I see that nothing is working well and that my mother is getting worse. After 15 days in the residence, I requested a meeting with the Director. I'll tell you about the number of mistakes being made. When I finally see that the medication isn't correct, I ask for a urine test because it's not normal. And sure enough, she has an infection! The assigned doctor is going away for the long weekend from August 12th to 15th and doesn't prescribe the correct medication for the infection. Doesn't that sound like a joke? Well, it's not! Even now, I find it hard to believe that so many mistakes are being made in such a short time with dependent patients. They're neglected and forgotten. The administration also knows that the law of March 31, 2022, gives you the right to go up to their ward (with the measures we all know for these situations) to give them food if there's significant weight loss... but they try to keep you from finding out. And this is how Domus Vi treats our parents or grandparents... and their grieving families. What a sad business and workplace. My mother entered the residence eating a lot, laughing often, walking with assistance, and speaking (though I couldn't understand her because of her illness). My mother died alone, 45 days after entering the residence. She arrived at the hospital gasping for breath and suffering greatly. It happened suddenly, without any explanation to this day. A week after my mother died, I asked for information about what happened on her last day; but the person who was supposed to tell me was on vacation and would call me when they returned. That was in August... today is September 26th. And no one has called me yet. My mother's illness lasted more than 8 years, but these last 45 days at Domus Vi have undoubtedly been the worst of my life.
