Residents receive one hour a day of assistance. This could include reminders to take prescribed medications, assistance with showering or getting dressed, or help getting up in the morning or settling down at night. If a resident requires more services, they can be added to the care plan for a fee.

We offer residents a variety of fun and stimulating activities, including fitness classes, arts and crafts, dance programs, and brain games. Musical and theatrical entertainment are also favorites, as well as off-site trips to local restaurants, shows and museums.

Residents might begin their days with a made-to-order breakfast followed by crafts, current events, shopping trips, scenic outings, or games. After lunch, they can take an art or fitness class, stroll along our walking paths, or simply relax. Over dinner, residents often talk about their days or make plans for tomorrow. At the end of the day, Resident Care Assistants ensure everyone is safe, secure, and ready for a good night’s sleep.

Yes, we can assist through our Self-Administered Medication Management (SAMM) program. Medications are owned by the resident and stored in their apartment. A Resident Care Assistant can provide medication reminders and offer assistance if needed.

Yes. Resident Care Assistants can assist with bathing, dressing, escorting to meals or activities, and housekeeping. Our residency agreements include up to one hour of care every day that may be used throughout the day.