Sunshine Haven Assisted Living Home

Sunshine Haven Assisted Living Home has different programs and names for its services, so folks know what they're getting, and you can ask about what they call things like "Sunshine Haven Care Circles" or "Fresh Start Meals" because the home has its own way of doing things, and people there look after residents with special care for each person, like help with bathing, getting dressed, taking medicines, and moving around for those who need it or if someone needs a special diet for diabetes or allergies, then the staff are ready, and residents get three meals a day and snacks with help from staff who know about diets for older people. Residents get to live in furnished rooms that have telephones, and there are emergency call systems in case someone needs help quick, and if a resident needs a wheelchair or help getting up or moved, someone from the home will help, and the place is set up for folks who use wheelchairs, so things are easier to reach and there aren't any hard steps in the way. There's 24-hour supervision, so someone is always close by to help, and they coordinate with doctors or health care providers, so everyone stays on the right plan for their health, and people can join in on walks along the garden paths or sit in a quiet spot out by the plants, and some days have movie nights in the dining room with other residents, or scheduled activities you can join if you want. Staff at Sunshine Haven Assisted Living Home help clean the rooms and do laundry each week, and residents get their meals in the dining room, but care is still personal because they pay attention to what each person needs, and transportation is set up for appointments or outings with both parking and rides available. This home tries to keep things comfortable and easy so residents don't have to worry much, and there's always common rooms to sit and chat, take part in something, or just have some quiet time.