Traditions at Beaumont sits in a three-story building that's not more than ten years old, and the place really shows it's modern because you'll notice things like air conditioning, smoke detectors, sprinklers, and high-speed internet working all through the common areas and apartments, and the spaces themselves are clean and attractive, nothing too fancy but still comfortable. Folks who live here can pick between studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, or a Garden Home setup that feels like a little cottage, and every option comes with access to weekly housekeeping, laundry, and easy-to-reach restrooms, which is handy because it means not having to worry about cleaning or chores all the time. There's parking for both residents and visitors right outside, and the whole building is set up for people who need wheelchairs or just a bit of extra help getting around, so it works for folks with different needs.
The community covers independent living for older adults who like having their own space but aren't so keen on yard work or fixing things, and there's always something social going on, like games in the theater room, exercise classes in the gym, movie nights, outings to neighborhood medical offices, or meals with friends in the Beaumont Café or The Bistro, where you'll get three restaurant-style meals a day if you want them. Assisted living residents get help with things like medication, bathing, dressing, eating, and moving around the building if that's needed, and care is personalized because a team of 24-hour professional caregivers and nursing staff are always there for help, with emergency response systems in place for those times when someone can't get to the phone. Memory care services focus on keeping people safe and calm, offering therapies and activities for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, including special wellness programs, secure environments, and a focus on social and emotional activities that work for each person's needs.
Traditions at Beaumont hosts regular religious services, educational classes, seasonal parties, and fitness programs, so no matter your interests, there's a good chance you'll find a group or hobby that catches your attention, and pets are allowed, so people can keep their animals with them. The whole setting feels more like an active neighborhood than a medical place, with walking paths in the park, balconies to look out on the gardens, and friendly staff who many residents get to know by name. There are extra amenities too, like a beauty salon, library, game room, laundry facilities, and a chapel, and transportation is available for outings or appointments, so folks don't have to drive if they don't want to. The idea here is straightforward - provide a safe, clean, and engaging environment with the daily help folks might need, plus enough healthcare, meals, and activities to keep everyone comfortable and cared for.
