The Regent sits as a three-story senior living community offering many services for older adults who want to keep their independence but might need a little help now and then, and you'll find apartments in studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom layouts with modern kitchens, light wood cabinets, washer and dryer connections, ample closet space, and private balconies that look out over landscaped grounds and ponds, which is something to enjoy if you like being outside. Residents choose independent living, assisted living, nursing home, or memory care services, and staff help with daily needs if you want it, but they encourage you to do as much on your own as possible, and there's a focus on personal choice, dignity, and comfort at all times. There are outdoor courtyards, indoor lounges with fireplaces, dining rooms with fresh flowers, plenty of quiet nooks, and a big library stocked with books-you can also spend time at the billiards room, arts & crafts room, or the movie theater, where you'll find plush seating and popcorn for film nights, and the bar area gets used for social gatherings and happy hours that bring people together.
The Gold Leaf Dining program means you get restaurant-style meals that are both delicious and nutritious, and if you don't feel like cooking you never have to, plus the bistro and cafes have coffee, tea, and snacks throughout the day. Fitness facilities come with treadmills, bikes, and exercise classes, while health and wellness programs and spiritual fellowship services run both onsite and offsite, giving everyone a chance to take part if they wish. There's a full-service salon with styling chairs and washing stations, so haircuts and grooming are easy, and housekeeping keeps things clean, meaning you don't have to worry about those chores if you don't want to. There are enrichment programs, excursions to places outside the community, group educational classes, live concerts, and activities that cover all sorts of interests, whether you like social events or need quiet time.
For those needing more help, there's assisted living and memory care with specially designed spaces that include natural, non-glare lighting, low-pile carpeting for safer movement, secured areas, and staff who understand dementia and Alzheimer's care needs. There's also skilled nursing care, and having everything on one campus makes moving from one level of care to another much easier if your health changes. The community offers a post office area, spacious common areas for gathering, inviting lounges, an outdoor courtyard with lush landscaping, and individually controlled heating and air in every apartment. Residents can live a maintenance-free lifestyle, and services are tailored for individual needs, so whether someone needs a little or a lot of help, they can find it here, all while being part of a community that aims to support independence and a strong sense of belonging in later years.
