Traditions at Hunter Station

Traditions at Hunter Station offers a range of care, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, and nursing services, so you've got different living choices depending on what each person needs as they get older, and people live in private apartments, cottages, garden homes, and villas, with buildings in a craftsman style that are connected by smooth walking paths across landscaped grounds, and you'll find outdoor courtyards, enclosed memory care spaces, and comfortable porches. Meals come from a chef, served in a big dining area with restaurant-style seating and menu boards, and the dining hall is a spot where residents spend time together while staff show simple kindness toward them and their families. Memory care has a secure courtyard, brain-stimulating activities, special help to reduce confusion and keep wandering to a minimum, as well as a fitness room with recumbent bikes, treadmills, therapy tables, and outdoor walking circuits. There're common rooms with soft chairs, a fireplace, and a TV for relaxing, while outside you can use the patios and garden spaces with furniture and circular walkways for safe strolls. Licensed nurses and staff are available around the clock, ready to help with bathing, dressing, moving around, taking medication, and anything needed to keep residents safe, with custom care plans for each person and a mobile emergency system that brings help when needed. The place has wheelchair-accessible showers, full tubs, handicap access, Wi-Fi, and other features so folks have an easier time moving around and staying connected. The staff sets up social, educational, and entertainment activities every day, and there are onsite devotional services, a beautician, and lots of events for residents who want to be active and make friends. There's both housing and help for people who need support with daily tasks, but also the option for those who want a hassle-free lifestyle in independent living, letting them focus on friendships and keeping their independence. Home care is also available, with trained aides for company and non-medical help. Resident parking and transportation are provided, so trips off-site are an option too. People who live there can personalize their spaces, and every choice, from where to live to what activities to join, is designed to help folks keep as much independence and dignity as possible, though the staff stays ready and willing to give real support when people's needs change.