Curry House offers 24-hour support every day, with staff always awake if residents need help, and the community has a country setting near hospitals, marketplaces, lakes, and parks, so it feels peaceful and open but it's still close to important places, and people who live here can choose from residential care types like assisted living, respite care, or memory care, so they can stay in one place even if their needs change. The place has a secure memory care building for folks living with Alzheimer's or dementia, where safety features like alarm bracelets and a closed property help prevent wandering, and there's a dedicated care team that makes personalized plans after health evaluations are done. Residents can bring their dogs and cats, which is nice for pet lovers, and there are organized pet programs that give ways to interact with animals if someone doesn't have their own. Curry House also allows for behavioral and exit-seeking care, manages medication, helps with activities of daily living like bathing and dressing, and even offers diabetes management, general counseling, weight and vitals checks, and on-site rehabilitation, so there's attention to health and wellbeing.
For comfort, you've got air conditioning, smoke-free rooms, indoor and outdoor common areas including an enclosed courtyard and garden, walking paths, a library, and a fireplace lounge, and the apartments come with emergency alert systems and wheelchair accessibility, plus they've got restaurant-style dining with chef-prepared food, a private dining room, guest meals for visitors, and meals with many diet options like vegetarian, gluten-free, or low/no sodium or sugar. Beautician services, laundry and housekeeping, and maintenance are available, so folks don't have to stress about chores, and transportation is offered at cost for appointments or scheduled outings. Regular programs get people together for exercise like stretching, wellness and fitness clubs, strength and flexibility classes, and recreational activities like trivia, Wii bowling, bingo, field trips, and the "Creative Kitchen" group or educational lectures, and there's spiritual support with on-site and off-site devotional services. People have a lot of chances to meet others, with about 150 social, cultural, and community service events each month, and the staff keeps an eye on everyone to help keep them safe and comfortable. There's a piano or organ for music, free Wi-Fi for internet, safety services for status checks, respite and hospice care, and the whole place is designed with safety and comfort in mind, so people can live with privacy while having help nearby if they need it.
