Countryside Meadows

Countryside Meadows offers several levels of care, including Assisted Living, Skilled Nursing, Memory Care, Long-Term Care, Respite Care, and Hospice services, so people can get help when they need it most and stay in one place even if their needs change, and this includes special programs like Moving Forward Rehabilitation and the unique Auguste's Cottage for memory care, where people with dementia live in a secured, homelike setting. Residents live in private or semi-private rooms that come with air conditioning, cable TV, Wi-Fi, emergency response systems, and some have refrigerators and views of landscaped grounds, while the whole place is wheelchair accessible and has a calm, homey feel. There are several common areas to sit and visit, along with a family lounge, dedicated dining rooms including spaces just for those with dementia, and outdoor courtyards and gardens where families can meet or residents can relax. The staff, who are trained in senior care, provide help with daily needs like bathing and dressing, manage medicines, and take care of many health conditions including diabetes and incontinence, and there's a nurse on-site part time alongside a full care team. Meals are served three times a day in community dining spaces using quality ingredients, and guest meals are available. Residents can join in on arts and crafts, music, games, educational programs, and religious or devotional services right on-site, plus there's both indoor and outdoor recreation spaces for social time or quiet moments. The facility provides scheduled transportation for errands or doctor visits, housekeeping and linen services, and both guest and resident parking. For recovery, there is physical therapy and a full rehab department, and the "Road to Recovery" and therapy programs help people regain skills after surgery or illness, with skilled staff setting plans within 72 hours of admission. The memory care team supports residents using structured, person-centered programs that are wellness-focused and based on research, plus the Meaningful Day program gives those with memory loss a set routine and safe environment. Families may use short-term Respite Care or comprehensive Hospice Care, both with medical and spiritual support, letting caregivers get a break or helping loved ones stay comfortable and supported at the end of life. Countryside Meadows keeps a quiet, community feel where people help each other, and the atmosphere stays clean and welcoming. Offsite activities let residents get out and about when they want, and partnerships with nearby health services and hospice ensure extra help is close by. Staff aim to bring peace of mind by focusing on personalized care that fits each resident's needs in a place that truly tries to feel like home.