Arcadia Place Senior Living sits in a park-like area with landscaped grounds, a rose garden, and a quarter-mile walking path, and you'll often see residents outside enjoying those gardens or sharing a coffee in one of the several inviting main spaces with comfortable seating. The community offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and continuing care retirement community services, all within a friendly building that's easy to get around with wheelchair-accessible features, elevators, and handrails, so people don't have to worry much about navigation. The apartments are spacious with large windows letting in lots of light, and come with amenities like queen-size beds, dressers, walk-in tubs, kitchenettes, basic cable TV, Wi-Fi, and individually controlled heating and air conditioning, and residents can pick from suites or one- and two-bedroom layouts, with room types like the Robin, Blue Jay, Cardinal, and more, ranging from 318 to 738 square feet, many of them with balconies or patios.
The Vibrant Life® program keeps daily activities going, and there's lots of opportunities for outings, exercise, and social gatherings-there's a fitness center with treadmills and bikes, plus a library for quiet time, a salon and spa with manicure and pedicure chairs, and a game room with a pool table. Residents get three chef-prepared meals a day in a restaurant-style dining room or a bright, open bistro with big windows, and dietary needs get attention from a professional chef. There's weekly housekeeping, linen service, most utilities, and cable included in the monthly rent, so there's not much to juggle, and the direct-to-apartment emergency alert pendant offers safety if someone needs quick help, with staff available day and night.
Residents who need transportation can take advantage of complimentary scheduled trips to local shopping, dining, or healthcare, and there's covered parking and garage space for those with cars. Pets are welcome, and there's plenty of outdoor space, including walking paths and a community garden where folks often join the garden club or gather for outdoor social events. The community's known for friendly neighbors and helpful staff, with caregivers available onsite, and there's always a calendar of activities and new things to try, whether that's a worship service in the on-site space, reading in the library, relaxing with coffee in the lobby, or joining the next outing. Arcadia Place also supports residents as their health needs change, providing progressive levels of care from independent living through memory care and skilled nursing, all on one campus, so folks can stay in familiar surroundings even as they require more assistance, and specialized resources help residents and families plan and navigate care, including special programs and a podcast about dementia, caregiver needs, and future planning.
The community has a Military Veterans Program, room for couples and single residents, and flexible month-to-month leases for people aged 55 and older, making it a steady choice for those wanting an active, social life without the fuss of home upkeep, and whether someone's in active adult, assisted living, or memory care, there's a focus on comfort, dignity, and easy living.
