Seabury at Springvale Terrace stands as an apartment complex for seniors, managed by Coordinated Services Management and owned by Seabury Resources for Aging Inc., offering retirement living, assisted living, and personal care services for people aged 62 and up, though its independent living options also welcome adults 55 and older. This 1960s two-story building is undergoing a big redevelopment to modernize the property and add more units-expanding from 146 to about 237, with new apartments expected to run about 600 square feet, have modern appliances, full kitchens, tenant-controlled heating and air conditioning, and a wireless emergency call system in every unit. The design plans include a social hall, fitness and activity rooms, a library, beauty salon, bike storage, and both indoor and outdoor common areas. The community supports residents who want to age in place, offering a full range of care: independent living, assisted living, memory care, and nursing home services, all with 24-hour help available if needed, including bathing and dressing assistance, medication and diabetic care, incontinence care, and a respite program for short-term stays.
Residents get chef-prepared meals in dining rooms, have access to a wellness center, and can use a hair salon, a piano and TV lounge, or the well-stocked library, and the staff supervises daily wellness, fitness, and educational activities, along with movie nights, games, day trips, art sessions, and special cultural or resident-led events. There's weekly housekeeping, laundry, and meal service taken care of for assisted living residents, and pets like cats are allowed with certain policies. The campus offers transportation, parking, complimentary rides, private rooms, baths and tubs in the apartments, and each community area was made for easy gathering and socializing. During redevelopment, the goal is to keep apartments affordable for seniors earning between 30% and 80% of the area median income, so more people can stay in the community. Seabury at Springvale Terrace partners locally to help seniors stay active, supporting services like Age-In-Place®, the Older Blind Program, initiatives for LGBTQ seniors, and care management. The leadership provides yearly program reports, and the site plans for improved amenities and expanded housing have all been filed with Montgomery County, with major construction set to begin in the third quarter of 2024. Seabury at Springvale Terrace tries to create a place where older adults can remain connected, age in place, enjoy good meals, and have support as their needs change.
