Justin's House

Justin's House sits in a quiet neighborhood and offers care for older adults who need help with daily tasks, and there's help with activities like bathing, dressing, or getting around for those who need it, plus there's round-the-clock supervision and a 24-hour call system so folks are always safe, and they do medication management, coordinate with healthcare providers, and handle everything from non-ambulatory care to assistance with transfers if someone uses a wheelchair or needs help moving. The community has memory care for residents with dementia, and they keep this area secure and supervised, and there's also board and care home services in a setting that feels less like a big building and more like a regular home, usually with fewer than 10 beds. There are special programs for mental health and developmental disabilities, and the facility itself is part of a public, not-for-profit system that's been accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) since 1999, and they work with both children and adults across a bunch of affiliated group homes, outpatient clinics, and crisis stabilization units. Residents at Justin's House get three meals a day, help with special diets like for diabetes or allergies, furnished rooms, housekeeping, laundry, and move-in help, and there's a big focus on keeping people involved with their community, with things like movie nights, group events, a community garden, and walking paths. There's transportation to medical appointments and telephone access in every room, plus amenities like a dining room and parking, and no one's left out because they make sure all areas are wheelchair accessible. Matted together with all this, the broader organization runs outpatient counseling, day and evening substance abuse programs, crisis stabilization, detox, and even programs aimed at helping people integrate back into the community, and there's also training resources and standards reviews under their name. At Justin's House, staff lend a hand with care, meals, and housekeeping, and do so in a calm, caring, and supportive setting that's meant to feel familiar, stable, and useful for both seniors and anyone else who comes through their door.