Christopher Heights of Attleboro offers assisted living and memory care in a comfortable apartment setting right in the middle of Main Street, near the old train station, where folks can choose from studios or one-bedroom layouts, each with a kitchenette, private bath, cable TV, phone, air conditioning, and good internet, and people can bring their own things to make the place feel more like home, plus the rooms have options for furnished setups too, and the apartments are all handicap accessible, so anyone who needs a bit of help getting around doesn't have to worry too much. Staff are there all day and night, so if someone needs help in the middle of the night, they can call for it and someone will show up, and staff can help with things like bathing, dressing, medication, moving from a bed into a wheelchair, or dealing with small medical issues like diabetes, so long as the resident manages most of it on their own, and there are memory care services for people who need more specialized help, and even home care and independent living programs for those who don't need as much help but want to be part of the community.
Residents get meals prepared by a professional chef, available all day long, and if someone needs a special diet, including for diabetes, the kitchen staff can handle it; meals are included in the price, so families don't have to worry about groceries or cooking every day, and there's a movie theater, game room, arts and music activities, and a packed calendar of events made by the Activities Director, plus if someone wants to suggest a new class or start a program, they can work with the team to do that too. The place has several common rooms like a community room, activity room, a library, fitness zone, and arts room, with Wi-Fi and options for keeping up with hobbies, so folks are encouraged to stay busy and social, and there's even a garden and walking paths outside for anyone who likes a bit of fresh air or gardening, with plenty of seating and space to gather with friends or visitors.
Housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning, and even move-in coordination are available, so maintaining the apartments is pretty simple, and for those who need to get out and about, there are transportation services, including rides for errands and appointments, and parking for anyone who still drives. The staff speak English, keep track of everyone's needs, and make sure emergency systems work, so people feel safe, and for anyone who wants to keep their own schedule, the place encourages as much independence as possible, and if money becomes a concern, there are some financial assistance options to help residents stay longer, without worrying about having to move out if their savings run low. Hospice and respite care are options as well, and the staff focus on supporting each person's rights, dignity, and choices, so everyone can be as independent as possible, and there's a real sense of community, with daily events, resident-run programs, and even pet-friendly spaces. Altogether, the environment is homey, with lots of opportunity to join in on social or creative activities, stay fit, and connect with others, and the focus is always on each person's well-being, with the staff working to keep everyone comfortable and supported as their needs change over time.
