Towne Centre

Towne Centre gives seniors different types of care, including independent living, assisted living, and memory care, so people can find what fits them best, and the building has three stories with bright dining rooms, a grand piano in the atrium, and fireplaces in cozy seating areas, which makes the inside feel inviting. Staff help residents with daily activities, offer supervision around the clock for safety, and provide medical support with nurses on staff, a doctor on call, and help with medications, dental, and therapy needs such as physical, occupational, speech therapy, and podiatrist visits. The Memory Care community has its own secure area, a dining room with a calming setting, and apartments with kitchenettes, while the care plans are made for each person, including memory programs for Alzheimer's or cognitive needs, with activities to help keep the mind active and the days structured with things like social programs, scheduled outings, exercises, and even a theater for movies. They let residents bring pets, see the beautician in the on-site salon or enjoy devotional services both onsite and offsite, while the kitchen staff serve three meals a day restaurant-style, and there is a chapel with wooden chairs and religious statues for quiet time and prayer. The outside is landscaped, with a covered entryway, and people who live there get complimentary transportation for appointments and trips, along with parking for cars, plus there are accessible bathrooms with grab bars, wide layouts, and wheelchair showers to keep things safe for everyone. Some folks come for a short stay with respite care, or get hospice support, and the home health and homecare services cover a wide range, including daily health checks, help with medications, and support for those who want to age in place. The community has indoor and outdoor spots to gather, weekly socials, fitness activities, games, and clubs to keep life active, and the staff make sure people feel comfortable if they just need a quiet place in the lounge, or want to join the planned classes and entertainment. The no-smoking policy applies indoors, the rooms are meant to feel peaceful with soft lighting and practical furniture, and the mission sticks to supporting people physically, mentally, spiritually, and emotionally, so everyone has what they need under one roof.