New Horizons

New Horizons holds a license from Alaska's Department of Social Services and serves up to three residents in a board and care home setting, so everyone gets some attention and a bit of space, plus all rooms come fully furnished, which is nice because nobody wants to fuss with a move, and they've got cable or satellite TV, Wi-Fi, a dining room, and outdoor areas for when you want to breathe some fresh air or just sit in the sun for a spell. Residents can expect 24-hour supervision if that brings peace of mind, and the staff help out with all the basic things-like bathing, dressing, medication management, and even transfers so you won't have to worry about slips or falls, plus they work with your doctors to keep care organized, especially if there's some special dietary need, which they can handle for folks with hypertension or diabetes, and every day there's homemade meals, three of them. They'll arrange rides to the doctor, errands, or even church, and inside the community there's daily activities, group events, movie entertainment, and plenty of things to do like fitness routines, music and art programs, or just sitting in the reading room if that's your pace, and if you want, there's even a hot tub, sauna, or they'll arrange for haircuts in the barber or salon. They've also got fun stuff like community events, recreation rooms, board games, music therapy, animal therapy, and outdoor trips. Housekeeping keeps everything tidy, so there's less to worry about, and the staff provide help in and out of the bath, with hygiene, and assistance getting dressed, just the way you'd want when you need a hand, and they call their rooms, programs, and services with unique names if you want something a little different, but the main thing is it's quiet, there's a lot of care types offered, and it fits a real variety of senior needs, all tucked into a peaceful little home.