The Hills of Broadway

The Hills of Broadway gives older adults medical care and daily help in a safe, home-like setting, so if someone's getting over an illness or surgery, or they need long-term care, there's always a 24-hour nurse on call and caregivers there to help with bathing, dressing, meals, and medicine. The place has a big focus on memory care, so people with Alzheimer's or dementia stay safe since the memory care area's got special security to prevent wandering and special programs to ease confusion and keep folks busy with activities like music and crafts. Whether someone lives in one of the private or shared rooms, or wants a studio, they're furnished and come with an emergency alert system. Some homes, like the Eclc - Wake Forest Villa, Canadian Manor, Beach Homes LI, Star Dust Home, Cottages-Wintergreen, Guardian Senior Homes On Madison, The Hills of Canadian, and The Hills of Broadway itself, have their own unique style and provide board and care in small groups, so it always feels personal. There's a choice between independent living for active seniors, assisted living for those needing daily support, and skilled nursing for folks needing more direct medical attention like wound care or rehab, and there's even hospice and respite care available if that's needed. Meals are homemade three times a day with snacks in between, and special diets can be managed if someone needs it, plus the family-style dining room lets everyone eat together like at home. The community arranges medical appointments, transportation for shopping or church, and makes sure there's always books, entertainment, exercise, music, crafts, scheduled outings, and even pet therapy, so life stays interesting and social. There are walking paths outside if someone wants fresh air, and pets can live with residents if that's important to them. The mobile barber or hairdresser visits to take care of grooming, and laundry, linens, and towels are always provided and washed, and the rooms are cleaned. Each resident gets an adaptive care plan to fit their health and daily needs, and if someone needs more help-like insulin shots or two-person transfers-the staff can often accommodate that. There's memory care, assisted living, residential care for the elderly, skilled nursing, and independent living all together in a peaceful, comfortable setting, so folks can keep living safely even as their needs change.