Runnymede Gardens Apartments

Runnymede Gardens Apartments sits close to City Hall, the main library, a post office, and county offices for housing, social services, and health services, so you'll find what you need nearby, and it's got 78 one-bedroom units meant for seniors, with income-based rent around 30% of your monthly income, since it's a Section 8 (202) property focusing on very low-income people age 62 and older, and you'll need to provide things like proof of income, a driver's license, Social Security card, and references for the application. The building gives you independent living but also offers support for activities like bathing, dressing, medication management, and memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, which helps cut down confusion and wandering for those who need it, plus assisted living services if it's required. Nutritious meals, planned by chefs and meal planners, aim for a balanced diet with all the needed vitamins and minerals. There's on-site mail delivery, fire alarms and smoke detectors, laundry rooms on every floor, elevator access for those who need it, and at least one accessible unit, with gated parking for residents. It's a smoke-free place, and the staff have made a name for being friendly, kind, and joyful with residents and visitors. They hold activities to encourage social, mental, and physical wellbeing and use a computer center, community room, and resident lounges on the second and third floors for gatherings and learning. Runnymede Gardens Apartments has received awards for quality, and it keeps up maintenance and access for everyone, with resources for caregivers and tips for staying healthy, so it tries to make sure seniors can live with as much comfort, safety, and support as possible.