Sunrise of Plymouth Beach sits close to the water and has a friendly and home-like feeling where people can get different kinds of help as they grow older, and folks like the fact that it has assisted living, memory care, and even hospice available all in the same place, so someone can move in and stay put if their needs change. The building's two stories have a bunch of room types, whether someone's looking for a studio, private suite, one-bedroom, companion suite, or another apartment layout, and each one has wall-to-wall carpet, a full bath, and an emergency call system, with some rooms made safer for those who need memory care, offering walk-in showers, safety bars, and a set-up meant to calm and reassure. You'll see pets wagging their tails since they're allowed, and that always brings folks some joy.
There's a big focus here on memory care, with the Reminiscence Program and the Terrace Club which means the staff-who have extra training for this kind of work-give support with structured activities, sensory programs like snoezelen, light therapy, secure outdoor courtyards, and different ways to help folks with dementia or other memory problems stay comfortable, active, and safe in spaces that are locked and specially set up. Along with that, there are staff for regular assisted living, and they always aim to help people keep their independence, but they'll step in anytime someone needs help with bathing, taking medicine, or moving around. Room options let people choose what feels right for them, from a shared suite if they want company to a bigger space if they want privacy, and the common rooms, dining spaces, and lounges are open to everyone, with comfy seats and fireplaces for people to gather whenever they want.
Sunrise of Plymouth Beach fills the daily calendar with all sorts of activities-games, social events, cognitive programs, happy hour at 3 pm every day, outings, and ideas from residents. People get three home-cooked meals a day, with the cooks taking suggestions to try to match what people are used to eating. There's a special game room with a pool table, a beauty and barber shop, a patio where people can sit in the sun under green umbrellas, and pretty grounds with gardens where folks can enjoy a stroll or some fresh air. Residents can use the pool, join fitness programs, or gather in one of the many shared spaces, and there are also devotional services offsite for the spiritual needs of those who want to attend.
The community has transportation for getting to appointments, shopping, or to see the sights, and people like that it's close to Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Plymouth if a health emergency comes up, and if someone wants to visit local shops, museums, or attend festivals, that's not far either, since downtown Plymouth and the cultural district are nearby. Utilities, TV, and phone hook-ups are in every room, and the place is built so residents and their visitors have what they need, with parking, visitor info, and a police department for town services. There's a real mix of options for care, too, whether someone is looking for skilled nursing for a short-term stay, needs Dignity Home Care, or is staying longer for assisted living, memory care, or independent living. Seniors here often say they're treated like family, and it's a place where neighbors chat, staff say hello by name, and pets and visiting family help make the days brighter.