Ring House offers independent living for older adults in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, all with new kitchens, individual washer and dryer units, and modern bathrooms, so residents really get to enjoy a simple, maintenance-free lifestyle. The community has campus security and a personal security system, with 24-hour security and concierge services, to help everyone feel comfortable and safe. On-site amenities include a medical center called Hirsh Health Center, a beauty shop, a fitness center, a sunroom, an art gallery, a library, and activity rooms for cards, TV, and socializing. Residents get weekly housekeeping, on-site physical, occupational, and speech therapy in a rehab suite, as well as structured activities like canasta, bridge, movie nights, book discussions, off-campus excursions, and family events, giving everyone a chance to stay busy and connect with each other.
The dining options include a cafeteria and kosher breakfast and dinner service, with meals served in the dining hall or via room service, and there's also a café where people can relax or grab a snack. The activity program is pretty extensive, specializing in music, creativity, and wellness, and a daily schedule appears on their closed-circuit TV, listing the news and programming for the day so residents always know what's going on. For those who need transportation, there are scheduled bus trips to local shopping, cultural events, and outings, making it easier to stay active in the area. The Ring House is pet-friendly and has nearby walking paths and parks for daily strolls, bringing greenery and a sense of calm to the environment.
Staff provide social work services and assist with the move-in process to help everyone adjust, and there's individual attention when needed to support independence and personal care. The community uses cleaning protocols that follow CDC guidelines and keeps a welcoming, cozy feel in its common spaces like the sunroom and attractive lobby. Residents can find specialized memory care at the Cohen-Rosen House and get long-term or assisted living if their health needs change, all available on the same campus, which makes transitions easier. The site is close to shopping, restaurants, hospitals, physicians, and rehab centers, so daily needs are never far away. The Ring House is part of Charles E. Smith Life Communities and aims to offer a simple, peaceful retirement with plenty of ways to stay social, active, and engaged, whether it's enjoying the gardens, social engagements, or spending time in spacious apartments made with seniors in mind.
