Digby Place is a senior living community that offers assisted living, memory care, independent living, nursing home, hospice, and home care services, so you'll find care for people who want daily help, specialty support for memory loss, or just more freedom as they age, and they even do short-term respite stays for folks needing recovery or extra help after an illness. The community has personalized care plans for each resident, with a full-time registered nurse and a Director of Health available at all hours, so someone's always around to help with things like bathing, dressing, medication, wound care, and other daily needs, and there are personal care assistants onsite too. For apartments, there are suite and one-bedroom options from 320 to 430 square feet, with features like kitchenettes, refrigerators and freezers, carpeting, large closets, heating, air conditioning, and privacy for personal items, and every apartment has safety features like a sprinkler system and support for residents with mobility challenges. People can bring their pets, and there are rules that ban smoking in private and public indoor spaces.
Residents get housekeeping, laundry, and maintenance included, and outside the apartments, there are enclosed courtyards and outdoor spaces where people can relax, meet up, or enjoy some sun and fresh air, and the buildings have indoor common areas like a dining room, game and activities room, salon/barbershop, wifi, guest parking, and a fitness center. The food services include regular meals, guest meal options, dining room seating, and access to a beauty salon. Activity directors organize a lot of things every week, including arts and crafts, bingo, card games, board games, sports nights, exercise and Qigong classes, educational seminars, and art lessons, and there are devotional services, health and wellness programs, and trips out to the senior center, shopping, dining, and local attractions. People use complimentary transportation for errands and outings or they can have visits scheduled for families and guests, and the community calendar has a list of events every month.
Medical support includes help from nurses and podiatry visits, medication management, occupational therapy, and wound care when needed, but the staff don't provide hospital-level nursing. Each building, such as Digby Place and Aster Place, has its own full-time activity director and the property has safety and accessibility features for anyone with physical challenges. There's a mix of room styles-studio, single-room, two-bedroom, semi-private, and private-with costs that depend on the choice, and rooms have washers, dryers, and cable TV.
Digby Place supports a warm and friendly environment, welcoming residents with pets, personal items, and their own routines, and the staff focus on making the atmosphere feel like home by encouraging social activities, fitness, and independence. For veterans, there's a program to help meet specific needs. There are privacy protections in place, including randomly generated usernames for online services, privacy policies for health information, and features for online account management, scheduling tours, and connecting with resources like a library and blog. People living here can expect to find a calm, supportive place, with flexible care, lots of activities, and a chance to be a part of a close community that respects privacy and independence.
