Crown Court

Crown Court stands as an assisted living facility licensed under #10580 with 40 beds, offering care to older adults who need help with daily living, medication, mobility, and memory support, and you'll find that the staff can help folks with diabetes and bathing or dressing, and they'll move people from beds to wheelchairs if needed, and you'll see 24-hour supervision is always on hand, with emergency alert systems, furnished rooms, and meals prepared by chefs, with different options to fit allergies or diabetes and there's a restaurant-style dining room set up for all-day eating which many residents enjoy. The building's history links back to when it was the Crown Hotel, built in 1926, and it's got a grand spiral staircase and some fancy old furniture that sometimes gets used for events like weddings, and for many years, the place hosted courthouse witnesses, lawyers, and local business people, so you get a sense of history as soon as you come through the door, and the whole site went through a multi-million-dollar update, keeping the landmark's style with antique touches and three fireplaces, a concrete swimming pool, and a garden with walking paths. You'll see the building has four floors with an elevator, 40 different rooms, some studios, some one-bedrooms, some two-bedrooms, and some semi-private, so you really do get options for privacy and space, and the place is secure, with room telephones, move-in help, and emergency power plans in place, plus dry cleaning, laundry service, and a barber and salon right on site. Residents can meet in common rooms or the library, join in activities like movie nights, arts, and all kinds of resident-run events, with staff arranging custom care plans that work for each person, whether someone needs more help or less, and memory care teams look out for emotional and spiritual comfort in addition to medical needs. Crown Court focuses on keeping people engaged and moving, with activities for body and mind, plus gardens and social spaces, and you'll find guides and AHCA state reports available for families wanting more details. Meals, care, and amenities have separate fees, with choices to fit high, medium, or low care needs, and there are charges for things like having a second person in the room, plus respite and community fees as needed. There are tour options on-site and online, and you'll find the community isn't accredited by the BBB, but you can review the facility's legal and consumer reports if you're researching. Crown Court works to give seniors assistance while promoting independence and dignity in a well-known building, keeping the spirit of Inverness's "crown jewel" alive.