Golden Time Home is a small senior living community with room for up to eight residents, and you'll find private living spaces or bedrooms, with some having a kitchenette, where folks can choose between studio, one-bedroom, and semi-private options, and each living area comes furnished and some even have telephones for easy connection with others. The community keeps things simple by focusing on assisted living, respite care for short-term stays, and home health and hospice services, which means people can get the help they need with bathing, dressing, transfers, medication management, and even help with moving around for those who need it, including for those living with dementia or Parkinson's or needing incontinence or manual feeding care. For peace of mind, there's 24/7 emergency response, falls management, and coordination with healthcare providers, and all this is supported by a small staff so residents can keep as much independence as possible while still getting a hand when necessary.
Meals are served in a shared dining room with meal options for allergies, diabetes, or other special diets, and there's all-day dining for those who like to eat at their own pace, plus a cafe and a snack shop for in-between times, and a chef prepares the meals so residents don't have to do the cooking if they don't want to. Residents can join in community activities, whether in the movie theatre, game room, chapel, garden, or out on the walking trails, and there are social events and wellness programs to keep busy or just enjoy with others, while transportation is on hand for groceries and outings and parking's available for visitors. Housekeeping, laundry, and move-in help make settling in easier, while amenities like concierge service, community kitchen, furnished rooms, and emergency alert systems help keep daily life comfortable and safe.
The place feels homelike, with spaces to visit with friends and family, but you still have the privacy of your own room, and they welcome those who need a break through their respite care program if a caregiver just needs a bit of short-term relief. Golden Time Home has received 14 reviews, with an average score of 8.8-43% give it five stars, 36% four stars, 14% three stars, and 7% one star, while two-star reviews aren't in the mix. Studio and one-bedroom apartments start at $5,500 per month.
