Holy Trinity Place

Holy Trinity Place sits in a quiet neighborhood where seniors get different kinds of care all in one place, like Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Board and Care services, with some people living in small homes with just a couple others and others in semi-private or studio units, and with special names for their programs so nobody gets confused about what's coming next, and you've got choices, whether you want to live mostly on your own with a little help or need round-the-clock support. This place has personal care for things like bathing, dressing, and taking medicines, and the staff help with getting around, while meal prep happens on-site with options for special diets like allergies or diabetes, and folks sit together for scheduled meals in the dining room, but if someone needs snacks or a hot meal made for them later, they'll get help. Memory Care's done in rooms and spaces meant for those with dementia, always supervised, always safe, and with memory-boosting activities designed for comfort. The nursing staff work day and night, handling medication management, wound care, and making sure all health needs get met no matter the hour, and seniors and families don't have to worry about being left alone when something medical pops up. You'll see daily things to do like movie nights, walks on peaceful garden paths, organized games in the community room, and sometimes trips out with arranged transportation, with places like CVS Pharmacy close enough for errands. Every private or shared room comes fully furnished and has cable, Wi-Fi, and phones, plus emergency alert systems so someone's always reachable in case of trouble, and laundry and housekeeping keep things simple for everyone, even arranging moves in and visits out for doctor appointments. Holy Trinity Place helps people stay in the same home as needs change, offering a retirement community where you can age in place, from independent living with resort-style amenities and regular social activities, to higher levels of care as needed, all licensed and well-staffed for peace of mind, and even the smaller board and care homes only have room for two to six people at most, making things feel more like a family. Pets are welcome in Assisted Living, and respite care's there when a short stay is needed or families need a break, with everything pointed toward keeping everyone safe, independent, active, and comfortable, so stuff like meals, rides, cleaning, and care are covered, and you've got gardens, walking paths, and friendly faces in a small, supportive setting. Holy Trinity Place doesn't take Medicare unless the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services have said yes, but is fully licensed as a Personal Care Home, with three licensed beds for those who need it, and staff stand ready to help with daily life, medical needs, and the small things that come up every day, all in a comfortable, pleasant setting designed to feel welcoming and not overwhelming, keeping things steady, quiet, and easy for seniors and their families.