PureHearts Assisted Living sits in a single-story building and offers care for adults who need help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and medication management, and they have services for people with Alzheimer's disease or early-onset dementia, and the building itself has both private and semi-private rooms so you can pick what suits your needs or your budget best, and the staff stays on duty around the clock with two caregivers on site at all times so someone's always ready to help, and they offer both independent and supportive living, plus care for ambulatory and non-ambulatory folks, and there's respite care for short-term stays so family caregivers can get a break if they need it. Residents get home-cooked meals with choices for special diets like diabetes, low-sodium, or low-fat, along with regular meal services and meal preparation support, and there's housekeeping, linen, laundry, and dry-cleaning services. Every room comes fully furnished, wired for cable and internet, and the whole place is wheelchair-accessible with outdoor patios, gardens, parking for guests, and safe, secure grounds with locked entries for safety.
They focus on compassionate, personalized care, tailoring help for each resident, and make arrangements for transportation to doctor's appointments when needed, and there's medication monitoring and medical services as part of the care offered, as well as hospice and dementia care if someone's health changes. PureHearts Assisted Living hosts birthday celebrations, regular recreational and social activities, game nights, gardening groups, story time, music, outings, a cooking club, and arts and crafts, so there's always a way to meet others or spend a little time having fun. Community dining rooms, a salon for haircuts, private aides, personal cleaning services, and pet-friendly policies-meaning some residents can keep their pets-round out the features here, and there's even guest meal options, community rooms for gathering, and support for offsite outings to keep things lively. Staff are licensed and well-trained to offer help and supervision, whether someone just wants a bit of extra security or requires more hands-on personal or directed care, and they help keep everyone as independent and comfortable as possible for as long as possible.
