Lassen House Senior Living sits in a pretty setting with bright indoor spaces, a comfortable homelike feeling, and an outdoor courtyard surrounded by well-kept lawns, and you'll see people out there walking or joining stretching classes when the weather's good. Residents live in easy-to-maintain apartments, and folks can choose from different living options like independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, or memory care, so a person can stay as needs change. The community has big and small spaces where people gather for cooking classes, trivia games, educational talks, or even just a game at the communal billiards table. There's a full-time activity director who makes sure there's always something to do, like art and brain fitness classes, yoga, creative crafting, happy hour, and dancing, along with trips, Wii bowling, and community outreach projects. With meal service, residents get choices: anytime dining, restaurant-style meals, and private rooms for family gatherings, plus menus offering home-cooked, chef-prepared food with plenty of options for gluten-free, low-sodium, low/no sugar, or vegan diets.
Lassen House tries to make things simple with amenities like a hair salon, wheelchair-accessible showers, onsite therapists for physical, speech, and occupational therapy, and transportation for errands or appointments, not to mention help from the concierge for big and small requests. Nurses, a medical director who's a nurse practitioner, medication care managers, and care partners all work together to keep things running and safe, with a nurse always on staff and a doctor on call. Assisted living covers help with daily activities, bathing, dressing, or just managing medicines, and they also handle insulin shots and blood sugar checks. The facility offers short-term Circle of Care™ stays and respite or hospice care, adjusting support as residents' needs change, whether that's light or heavy care.
Memory care has its own secure, purpose-built building, and the staff there-it includes specially trained team members-know how to help folks with Alzheimer's or other dementia. Residents who wander or have big behavior problems get extra support, with bracelets and wander alert systems so no one gets lost. The facility handles exit-seeking and can accept people with difficult behaviors, always aiming to reduce confusion and keep things calm. Pets, like cats and dogs, are sometimes allowed, with staff able to help with care if needed. Staff runs devotional services for those who want them.
Amenities focus on comfort and convenience, from parking to pet care, and the campus community is both lively and easy to get around. Lassen House also runs a Tiny Stories program, collecting and saving residents' personal stories, and their True North Programs tailor care to each person's wishes. Both men and women find a welcoming spot here, in a place designed for living well through every part of the journey.
