Historic Roswell Place sits in a charming brick building with elegant columns, and offers several types of care including independent living, assisted living, and memory care, so folks can stay even as their health needs change, and the place has an easy, bed-and-breakfast feel with welcoming indoor and outdoor spaces where people can sit, relax, or join activities. Residents can bring small pets, and there are pet-care programs and walking paths, and it almost feels like you're at home with bright common areas, a library, a movie theater, and social spaces like a residents' lounge, cafe, family room, or front porch where neighbors gather. Meals come with choices, from restaurant-style dining and guest meals to special diets like vegetarian, organic, gluten-free, low sodium, or low sugar, and folks can eat in private dining rooms or order room service, and there are often happy hours, seasonal dining outside, and even a cafe for snacks. The apartments come in studio and one-bedroom options, with kitchenettes, big closets, private bathrooms with walk-in showers, grab bars, and some with patios or balconies, and every place includes utilities, cable TV, internet, and window coverings with easy temperature control. The staff stays on duty around the clock, with licensed nurses on site, a doctor on call, and extra monitoring for anyone with diabetes, memory loss, or mobility problems, and they help with dressing, bathing, medication, or incontinence care, plus can take care of people who wander or have tough behaviors since the building and memory care wing are both secured.
People can join pet therapy, art classes, karaoke, Wii bowling, gardening, trips and outings, community service, or intergenerational programs, and there's usually some kind of entertainment, like bingo or a movie, and lifelong learning, Tai Chi, yoga, and brain fitness programs. There are devotional and spiritual programs both on and off site, and comfort options for folks who want hospice or respite care, with the option to transition to skilled nursing if care needs grow. Staff keep things clean with housekeeping and laundry service, and there are beauticians, a barber, rehabilitation therapies on site, wheelchair-friendly showers, and help with transfers, even for people who need a mechanical lift or two-person assist. Transportation's provided, with resident parking or free rides for appointments and outings. The atmosphere tries to keep everyone's dignity and independence, with memory care and activities built for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, including the SingFit music therapy program, and all care follows personal plans. With pet-friendly rules, gardens, courtyard spaces, activity rooms, a fitness center, and social and spiritual support, Historic Roswell Place gives people a place to stay active and comfortable as they grow older, adjusting support when needed, and folks don't have to worry about moving out if they need more care later on.
