Colebrook Village at Hebron sits on a peaceful residential campus in the historic Town of Hebron, a place that's been around for more than 300 years and now has modern touches and comforts, and you'll find the community on John E. Horton Boulevard, where there are 113 roomy apartments in different styles like studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms, all with their own heating and cooling controls, which is nice because you can have your apartment how you like it, and the place covers a few types of care-independent living, assisted living, and memory care-so different needs get met in the same building, and there's a memory care neighborhood for folks with early to mid-stage memory impairment, where staff aim for a calm and safe place to live. Residents get meals that are considered gourmet, and dietary needs get special attention, while help with daily living-like cleaning, housekeeping, and rides to medical appointments-is part of everyday life here, and there's on-site nursing care day and night, all licensed under State License 243, so the support is steady.
There's an active social calendar packed with activities, which means lots of themed parties, live music, and things like book clubs or Bingo, plus there's a Life-Enrichment Activities Program (LEAP) that brings in prayer sessions, meditation, art classes, and brain teasers, and there are exercise classes led by a certified exercise physiologist, who uses evidence-based ways to keep exercise safe and enjoyable, and there are special classes like Senior Stability and things like the Holiday Hustle workout. The campus is pet-friendly and has things like a garden, computer room, salon, walking and hiking paths, and a Wells Community Room for larger gatherings or events, while the Wellness-4 Later Life™ program covers seven areas-physical, spiritual, social, emotional, intellectual, vocational, and environmental wellness-offering a rounded-out approach to health and happiness in later life. Parking for guests is free, and there are regular off-site outings, too, plus the campus is not far from transportation hubs like Bradley International Airport, which can be handy for visitors. The facility is managed by Everbrook Senior Living, with Scot Kauffman serving as the executive director, and the place aims to balance safety, community, and independence, with a memory care neighborhood and a schedule that mixes things up with group trips, educational lectures, monthly Parkinson's support groups, and regular happenings tailored to the residents' interests and needs.
