The Heritage

The Heritage, sometimes called Fellowship Home, sits on almost one acre with a pond in the backyard, fenced for privacy and with pond views you can enjoy right from the porch or above-ground pool, and since the house is a two-story country-style design from 2005, it gives you upstairs bedrooms while the main bedroom stays downstairs for easier access, and the kitchen comes with an electric stove, microwave, and dishwasher, so residents can have meals together in the roomy dining or living area, there's central air and heat, a laundry room inside, three car parking spots, and the home uses a private well and septic system, so there are no HOA fees or included extras like some senior communities mention, and the place isn't on city water or sewer either. The Heritage serves a variety of care needs since it acts as a community living arrangement, personal care home, assisted living community, private home care provider, and it even supports end-stage renal dialysis, with an adult day health center, licensed healthcare lab, drug treatment services, ambulatory surgical centers, and memory care for seniors with Alzheimer's or dementia, and they give hospice care too, so residents can get round-the-clock nursing, rehabilitation, help with daily activities, medication, personal care, wound care, and support for both independent and full medical needs, and there are safe spaces and activities for people with memory loss or behavioral health needs as well. The place has a focus on health, comfort, and daily life, so residents get social activities, community dining on all-day meals made for various dietary needs, shared movie nights, a lounge, garden and walking paths, transportation for appointments, scheduled activities, and furnished rooms if needed, while the staff focuses on safety, kind care, and making sure residents can get help at any time, even with non-ambulatory needs, wheelchair access, emergency alerts, short-term respite care, and daily help for bathing or dressing, plus they coordinate with doctors for medicine. The Heritage has a quiet, rural feel but stays active with group events, supervision all day and night, and an emphasis on making everyone feel welcome and connected, and they even run a Behavioral Health Crisis Center close by, open all year, for immediate help in tough times.