FRA Turner Residence

FRA Turner Residence sits in Fairbanks and is one of a few named homes like FRA - Slater Residence, FRA - Craig Residence, Fra - Flodin Residence, and Fra - Tamarack I Residence, offering care for up to four seniors in each location, so folks get to know each other and form close bonds if they're in for a spell or a stretch, and the staff helps with bathing, dressing, transfers, medication, meal prep, and even laundry, with 24-hour supervision if that's needed, and whether someone needs assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, or just some home care, they can get help with Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, and diabetes care, and hospice and respite services are there too, so people get looked after if a primary caregiver needs a break or if someone's only staying for a short time, and nurses come by every month to check in, with an on-call nurse always available day or night, and if there's a need for two-person transfers or help with things like continence care or feeding, that's available too, and apartments have semi-private or one-bedroom options, a kitchenette, washer, dryer, emergency response system, and everything's covered for utilities (except the phone), and staff sometimes brings in a mobile hairdresser, which is grand for those who want to feel neat, and folks can bring along dogs or cats, which makes the place homier for animal lovers, and there are walking paths and gardens outside for those who like fresh air, plus activities like art, games, bingo, music, movies, birthday and holiday parties, fitness classes, health programs, therapy animals, and group trips for shopping or medical visits, with reading rooms, big TVs, a fitness area, hot tub, sauna, and a barbershop, and staff help with clinical diets for high blood pressure or diabetes, and the setting keeps things safe and comfortable for frailer residents, with ongoing health checks and regular doctor visits, home maintenance, daily cleaning, and help always close by, and for those who want to cook, there's a community kitchen too, and the small group size helps everyone get the attention they need, so people can feel safe and comfortable while enjoying social events and daily life in a home-like place that's licensed by the state of Alaska.