Harbor Tower sits high in the city's senior housing choices with a 9.2 out of 10 rating, and the staff there, known for being joyful and helpful, really makes the place feel friendly, which is nice when living somewhere new, and they do a good job of keeping a culture that makes people feel comfortable, now, the building itself only has studio room layouts and the apartments have full kitchens along with bathrooms that use safety features like grab bars, plus heat and air conditioning you can control on your own, and if you're worried about moving around, there are two elevators and laundry rooms on every floor, so that's convenient, and there's underground parking for tenants and resident parking outside, so parking shouldn't be an issue, and, you see, it's a smoke-free building with accessible units that anyone can use, and nobody will turn someone away because of age, gender, background, or disability, so it's fair for all.
Now the services at Harbor Tower cover a lot for seniors aged 62 and up, because it works as a semi-retirement community offering different kinds of care-independent living, assisted living, and memory care for folks who might have Alzheimer's or dementia, with features in those units that help keep residents safe from wandering or getting confused, and then there are home health nurses and aides who visit, plus hospice, respite, and care home options for those who may need a higher level of help, so you don't have to leave if your needs change, and there's also a Meals-on-Wheels program along with other meal options, because the kitchen staff and chef pay close attention to healthy, balanced meals, and that sort of thing is important for daily living.
Harbor Tower tries to keep people active in mind and body with social, physical, and emotional activities, which can help you feel connected, and the building has some extras including a swimming pool, a putting green, an outdoor patio, and a community room with a kitchen where people gather for events or meals, and the property is managed by staff who handle buildings and maintenance, along with a Social Service Coordinator who's there to help with finding services or personal resources, and inspections happen for safety and programs that check on accessible housing too, and it's good to know there's an emergency call system and smoke detectors in the apartments, which gives a bit of peace of mind.
You'll find Harbor Tower close to grocery stores, medical offices, shopping, restaurants, and the post office, so going out for errands doesn't take much trouble, and for daily things like getting the mail, residents use individual, indoor mailboxes, and when families visit, there are pictures you can look at before making any choices, because floor plans and how you pay depends on what you need, and they'll give you those options after you reach out, and it seems like Harbor Tower keeps their focus on honest care, friendliness, and safe living for seniors who want to live on their own, with some help available if it's ever needed.
