The Terrace

The Terrace started in 1965 and has been a comfortable choice for seniors ever since, and they run it as a nursing home, so they give people nursing care and rehab when they need it, including help from trained nurses and staff who've worked there a long time and seem to truly care about the residents, which is something you notice, because everyone seems to know each other and tries to help. The place focuses on keeping things friendly and secure, with healthy meals planned and cooked by chefs using good ingredients, and you can tell they try to make meals matter. Residents get support for daily needs, including short-term rehab if they're coming from a hospital stay, or long-term care if they need to stay, and there's respite care for those who just need a bit of help for a while. The Terrace offers a home-like place for people who need nursing care, help with daily activities, or more advanced dementia care based on a psychosocial model, and they pay attention to keeping everyone as independent as possible, so folks keep their dignity. They have different kinds of clinical services on site to make things easier, and everything happens in a way that tries to keep people comfortable and calm. They look at each person's needs and offer tailored services, so the help fits the person, and the staff does its best to create a caring, supportive community where residents feel like they still belong and have a say in things. All in all, people stay in a safe place with easy access to care, with programs for health, rehabilitation, and meals put together by a team that wants people to feel at home. There's a website where you can read more about what they offer and how they run things.