The Princess

The Princess in Idaho Falls is a senior living community that helps older adults with many different care needs, and the place is part of the larger Senior Living group, offering everything from home care to skilled nursing and memory care, so folks who need medical care after a hospital stay, illness, or surgery can stay here and get things like wound care, physical therapy, help with moving around, and round-the-clock nursing support. People with Alzheimer's or other kinds of dementia can get special memory care in a secure area that keeps them safe from wandering, with programs to help memory and involve them in activities like arts and crafts, games, and music or pet therapy, and the staff are trained for this so residents get the support and supervision they need all day and night. Assisted living at The Princess means help with everyday things like bathing, dressing, getting to the bathroom, taking medicine, housekeeping, laundry-even things like personal laundry and dry cleaning-and it's all available in furnished rooms with choices between single bedrooms, studios, shared living, and there's cable TV, internet, and phones in the rooms, plus ADA bathrooms, emergency alert systems, and decks or porches to sit outside. Meals here get cooked fresh every day, with the staff able to change food for different health needs, and people can join in at the dining room, fix their own food in a kitchenette if they want, or get special menus for diabetes and allergies. For fun and staying busy, The Princess has daily group activities, movie nights, planned outings, game nights, and lots of community social events, and there's a garden, a book room, a fitness area, an arts room, and even a snack shop, and sometimes they bring in a traveling barber or hairdresser, offer massage therapy, or have computer classes. Residents here get transportation rides to the doctor, to do errands, or to attend religious services, and the staff sets up health checks, keeps an eye on medications, helps arrange care plans with doctors, and there's always someone there for help or just to sit with in the common rooms or at meal times. The building is kept secure for safety, all maintenance is included, and the place is set up so residents can be as independent as possible for as long as they're able, with help always ready if more needs come up, and there's support for families too, with groups and plenty of ways to keep connected. The Princess isn't a huge place; depending on the living option it ranges from smaller homes licensed for nine residents to assisted living units of various sizes, with some memory care sections locked for safety, and no matter which, staff are on duty all the time to give help, handle emergencies, and make sure everyone's got what they need.