Maybe you're searching for the feeling of community and a chance to meet friends who will share your interests, a good laugh, or a pan of brownies. Someplace comfortable, safe, and secure, near family, with little to no maintenance. Or maybe you've noticed it's harder to navigate stairs, do laundry, run errands, cook, shower, or keep track of medications. You may have realized that helping a parent or spouse do these things is becoming more difficult for you. You're probably wondering what options are available, if they suit you and your family, and where to begin.
Begin by taking stock of your needs, what's important to you, and what would make your life richer and more fulfilling. A warm, safe, and friendly senior living community that promotes independence, dignity, and well-being for its residents.
Moving is a life-changing transition and there is a lot to consider. We are here to support you in person, over the phone, and online with resources that help you weigh the pros and cons of staying in your current home or finding a new one designed to meet your changing needs. You can even get answers to most of your questions here.
Experience maintenance-free living as part of a lovely, secure community. Stay close to friends and a host of social, recreational, spiritual, and educational activities. You can even add assisted living services of choice without leaving your new community.
Here are a couple of questions to consider as you begin this journey:
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Enjoy the peace of mind that comes from knowing our licensed nursing staff is on-site 24 hours a day. Your personalized service plan includes any ongoing assistance you may need with daily care and activities, leaving everything else in your capable hands.
Here are a couple of questions to consider as you begin this journey:
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Each senior with Alzheimer's and related memory impairments has a unique life story, something that is very important to how we care for him or her.
If you’re considering Memory Care in a senior living community for your loved one, look for signs of short-term memory loss. Examples could include missing medication, doctor appointments, social engagements, birthdays, or other things they would normally recall. Are they misplacing items like their phone, television remote, magazines, or books? Are they having difficulty communicating their needs or wants? Are they wandering?
Here are some other questions to consider as you begin this journey:
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Here are a few helpful checklists you can read or download to get started:
You are probably here because you’re looking for support, reassurance, and a place to feel at home. We’re here to help you find that peace of mind. What truly elevates our residents’ experience is our commitment to fostering a sense of belonging through shared traditions, old and new. We strive to honor and celebrate the values and memories that matter most to you, while also creating opportunities for new, joyful experiences that deepen our connections as a community.
