OHI - 100 Elm sits at 113 Lincoln Street in a quiet, pleasant neighborhood and offers several care options for older adults, with both independent and assisted living, as well as specialized memory care and skilled nursing services. This place rests in a small, semi-private 1-bedroom setting where it feels more like a home than a big facility, and it only houses two residents at a time, so folks get a close-knit, community feel. There're also other facilities in the area with names like OHI - 40 Getchell or OHI - Whitney Court, all part of the same approach to care with individually named homes.
Residents can get help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and moving around, while staff provide 24-hour supervision and medication management. There's support for those who need in-home care, short-term respite care, or more advanced medical attention in the skilled nursing and rehabilitation unit, and the Memory Care Unit is designed especially for people who have Alzheimer's or other kinds of dementia, with round-the-clock help and special activities to support memory.
The facility has fully furnished rooms and provides help with meals, including options for folks with special diets like diabetes, along with regular housekeeping, linen service, and help moving in, all meant to make life easier. People living here have access to a large dining room, outdoor gardens, peaceful walking paths, and areas for social activities. Everyday life includes community-sponsored activities, movie nights, and scheduled programs for lifelong learning and social engagement, but recreational options and specialized medical care can be somewhat limited compared to larger places.
The setting's safe and secure, with wheelchair accessibility and emergency alert systems, and housekeeping staff keep things tidy. There's Wi-Fi throughout, telephones in rooms for staying connected, and transportation arrangements for doctor visits. Some folks might wish for a bit more privacy or more choices for things to do, since smaller homes can mean fewer on-site activities, but support is always available for daily needs, and the atmosphere tends to be friendly and homelike, with a balance between independence and needed help. Staff pay attention to each person's needs, coordinate with outside healthcare providers, and adapt to changes in what residents might need over time.
