Description of the facility

The building is partially accessible.

The bus stop is approximately 300 meters from the building. The route from the stop to the retirement home is along a sidewalk, but due to a steep incline (up to 16%), it is difficult for people with mobility impairments to access.
A partially adapted parking space is located near the entrance, but it is not visible from the driveway, which is closed off with a barrier gate and a bell.
The building has multiple floors. The ground floor includes a café with a reception area, a dining room, administration offices, medical rooms, and a physiotherapy area. The upper floors contain resident rooms, while the basement houses a room for occupational therapy.
The main entrance is clearly recognizable and equipped with a properly designed ramp.
To the right of the entrance is a suitably sized elevator, and to the left is the main staircase.
The reception counter (which also serves as a café and front desk) is located further from the entrance, inside the café, to the left down the hallway. The route to it is not clearly marked. The counter is not height-adjusted for wheelchair users and is not equipped with a hearing loop. The café has access to a terrace and a walking path, but both offer limited maneuvering space. The terrace floor is uneven, and the furniture arrangement does not allow sufficient space, making the terrace inaccessible to wheelchair users.
Further down the corridor from the café is the dining room, which offers sufficient maneuvering space and height-adjusted furniture for wheelchair users.
Straight ahead from the entrance are the medical rooms and physiotherapy facilities.
The upper floors have rooms adapted for people with mobility impairments. The shared bathrooms are located along the hallways, separate from the rooms. The showers are too small, with insufficient maneuvering space for wheelchair users, and access to fixtures is difficult due to inappropriate height placement. Each floor also includes a communal lounge area. The shared balconies have limited maneuvering space, and the balcony doors have thresholds that are too high for wheelchair users.
In the basement, there is a multipurpose room used for occupational therapy.

Adaptations

People with mobility impairments:

  • a partially adapted parking space is available near the entrance,
  • the main entrance to the building is accessible,
  • the main entrance has automatic sliding doors,
  • the entrance ramp is properly constructed and can be used independently,
  • height differences inside the building are properly bridged,
  • there is sufficient maneuvering space inside for wheelchair users,
  • a suitably sized elevator for wheelchair users is available,
  • adapted restrooms are available in the building,
  • rooms for residents with mobility impairments are available,
  • adapted bathrooms are available,
  • adapted showers are available.

Blind and visually impaired:

  • the entrance to the building is clearly recognizable,
  • signs and labels in the building are placed at appropriate heights,
  • signs and labels in the building are partially adapted in terms of contrast and legibility.

Deaf and hard of hearing:

  • the reception counter is well-lit and allows lip reading and facial expression reading,
  • the reception counter is positioned so that there are no windows behind it.

Deficiencies

People with mobility impairments:

  • the adapted parking space is not properly marked,
  • the adapted parking space is not of appropriate dimensions,
  • the reception counter is not height-adjusted for wheelchair users,
  • the shared bathrooms do not provide sufficient maneuvering space,
  • the showers in the shared bathrooms are too small.

Blind and visually impaired:

  • the information board near the main entrance is inadequate,
  • the glass doors are not marked in contrast,
  • the reception counter is not located near the entrance,
  • the route to the distant reception counter is not marked,
  • obstacles and hazardous objects (such as cabinets in hallways) are not properly marked.

Deaf and hard of hearing:

  • the reception counter and medical rooms are not equipped with hearing loops for hard of hearing persons.