Addison Place at Glastonbury sits on 14 wooded acres just south of East Hartford, right next to Bell-Hebron Linear Park, and brings together assisted living and memory care services in a peaceful setting with lots of trees and green spaces. The facility has 81 total units, including 19 for memory care and 64 for assisted living, and offers different apartment floor plans like studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms, many with living rooms, kitchens, and private bathrooms so residents can choose what suits them best. Residents find indoor common areas to gather, a cozy card and game room, a fireplace in the lobby, and a covered entryway, and enjoy landscaped gardens, a white gazebo with ramp access, and outdoor dining areas shaded by flower boxes, and the brick and siding exterior looks pretty inviting from the road.
Assisted living and memory care services come with medication management, daily activity programs, and help with tasks as needed, and there's a focus on keeping things personal, since care is shaped by the wants and needs of each person who lives there, and if health needs change, support levels adjust, too. Memory care residents have individualized care plans in a safe space, and activities promoting cognitive health are offered, while assisted living residents get a supportive place that lets them stay as independent as possible. Addison Place gives respite care for short-term stays and hospice care for those needing end-of-life support, with 24-hour nurse coverage and an emergency response call system bringing peace of mind to residents and families alike.
Addison Place includes a modern fitness center, a swimming pool, and an activities calendar full of workshops, game nights, outings, events, and celebrations-some happen in the building, while devotional services are held offsite. Residents can join signature social programs and enrich their days through daily planned activities, both educational and just for fun, and independent living options offer a busy, maintenance-free life full of social events. There's help with laundry, linens, housekeeping, and medication, and residents get chef-prepared restaurant-style dining with fresh, local ingredients.
Addison Place lets residents and visitors use the parking lot and offers complimentary transportation for errands or appointments, and, if someone or their family wants to trial the community, they'll have access to all the regular programs during their stay. Residents keep up with loved ones using digital features and social media options, and the environment encourages open conversations and feedback. Managed by Atria, a group with over 200 senior communities across the U.S. and Canada, Addison Place at Glastonbury aims to create a warm, welcoming place where folks can make connections and enjoy personalized care as they age.
