The Fountains Retirement Community has 136 assisted living units, along with options for independent living, memory care, and skilled nursing services, so folks can age in place and get more help when needed. People can choose from floor plans called Lark, Wren II, and Peregrine, which include studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom layouts, and some units have private or shared living spaces, kitchenettes, or full kitchens and bathrooms, as well as air conditioning, internet, cable, and phone. There's an emergency call system, staff available around the clock, and onsite nursing and home health services with a registered nurse managing personalized care plans.
Residents at The Fountains get three meals a day with restaurant-style dining, options for vegetarian meals, snacks, and help with dietary restrictions, so nobody has to worry about cooking unless they want to in independent suites. There's a beauty salon and an onsite beautician, plus regular housekeeping, linen service, and bathroom cleaning, so people can enjoy more free time. The amenities are nice, including a fitness center with treadmills and yoga classes, a woodshop for hobbies, a small library, a state-of-the-art movie theater, a clubhouse, a gaming room, an ice cream parlor, a chapel, and a computer center, as well as both indoor lounges and outdoor areas like gardens, a covered patio, walking and jogging paths, and secure courtyards for memory care residents.
Care services at The Fountains cover help with getting dressed, bathing, toileting, and moving from bed to wheelchair, and they'll keep track of medications and blood sugar for people with diabetes, though they can't give insulin injections. There's specialized support for memory needs, including Alzheimer's and other dementia care, with a secure area and trained staff, and the community can care for folks with incontinence, Parkinson's, and people who may wander, so it helps families who worry about safety. Extra options include home health care, hospice, respite care for short-term stays, and support for mental wellness, so most needs are covered.
People who live at The Fountains can bring small pets like cats or dogs, and family and friends can use private dining rooms for visits or gatherings. Transportation's available for doctor appointments, errands, and planned trips, and there's plenty of parking for residents. The community runs many social and wellness activities-things like fitness classes, cultural programs in the theater, day trips, and clubs run by residents themselves, so folks stay active and meet others. The atmosphere's friendly and home-like, and people say the staff's known for kindness, while the setting offers a balance between privacy and a sense of belonging.
The Fountains Retirement Community uses a one-time community fee plus monthly charges, with additional fees depending on the type of care, room choice, and if a second person lives there; they accept private pay, social security, veteran's benefits, and some insurance plans. The location's near medical help from Genesis Health Group and pharmacy services at Walgreens, and places of worship like St John Vianney Church aren't far away. The community supports different care needs so residents can stay as things change, and with a community score of 7.3, folks have found it a safe, reliable choice for senior living.
