Benchmark Senior Living at Plymouth Crossings sits right in Plymouth, MA, close to shops, restaurants, and places with local history, and you'll notice when you first walk in there's a two-story entryway with a chandelier and a reception area that feels welcoming, and there's a fireplace, hardwood floors, and lots of natural light from large windows. Residents can use a kitchen area for simple meals or snacks, or enjoy chef-inspired meals in the community dining rooms with open views of the kitchen, and there's a Country Kitchen with a patio where people gather for outdoor dining, barbecues, and seasonal events. The community has comfortable seating areas, a salon for hair or nail care, a library, and a sunroom or screened porch, with Wi-Fi and a computer for internet access, and there are plenty of tables and chairs for social activities like cards or Bingo, while Wii bowling and group games draw a crowd.
Units come in different floor plans, including private apartments and suites, many with kitchenettes and private bathrooms, and the building uses controlled access and in-unit emergency call systems for safety, plus there's 24-hour emergency maintenance. There are walking paths and landscaped courtyards, outdoor patios shaded for picnics, and the grounds allow for social outings, pet visits, and even some pets to stay with residents depending on policies.
As a continuing care retirement community, Benchmark Plymouth Crossings covers a range of care from independent living for people who want freedom and privacy with some help if needed, to assisted living with support for bathing, dressing, or medication, and mind and memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia. The nursing care team can handle higher needs, including short-term rehab or skilled medical help after hospital stays, with both long-term and short-term (respite) options available. Staff focuses on connecting residents to friends, interests, and activities, offering housekeeping, linen, laundry, and transportation help, and the place gets recognized for its quality of care.
The community keeps a lively calendar of activities to help people stay social, and there's always something going on, from meal demonstrations to outings and group games, and for private occasions, there are options for special dining or dietary needs. Residents live on a single campus where care can change as needs do, and accessibility features make it easier for those with mobility challenges. Pets, adaptive technology, and concierge services round out what's offered, along with regular help from a team dedicated to care and property management, all meant to support comfort, independence, and safety.
