Addington Place

Addington Place gives seniors a safe and comfortable place to live, whether someone wants independent living, needs help with daily things like bathing or dressing, or has Alzheimer's or other memory issues, and the staff there work around the clock with trained caregivers to help whenever residents need support, plus there's help with medication, doctor appointments, and health care if anyone needs it, and folks can choose between different suite layouts, private or shared rooms, and can bring their own favorite furniture and small dogs or cats if they weigh under 25 pounds, so it feels more like home, and there's a lot to do every day, like gardening, art projects, walking on paths, special classes, musical groups, bingo, and even things like the "Travel the World" program where residents learn about different places and cultures, as well as Sweet Memories™, which helps those living with dementia, and weekly activities like Tai Chi, story time, and craft workshops, plus for those who like the outdoors there's a garden, patio, and even a little pond surrounded by trees and a white fence for peace and quiet bordering the memory care area, and community meals are served in a restaurant-style dining room where the Farm-to-Table program uses fresh, local foods and seafood with special menus like "Today from the Bay," but if anyone wants to eat alone, there's also room service, and the kitchen can handle allergies and special diets like for people with diabetes, and for those who don't cook, staff can wash and dry clothes, clean rooms, and take care of linens each week, and residents can get haircuts and styling in the on-site salon or go for spa services, with many options for transportation for appointments and group trips, plus there's therapy and rehabilitative care right there too, and each room has an emergency alert system just in case, as well as phone service, WiFi, cable, and other comforts people have come to expect, and guests are welcome for meals, parking's available, and payments can be made with checks or credit cards, so families don't have to worry, and folks who need it can get short-term stays, daily help or memory care in a setting where staff try to make everyone feel like they belong, all with state licensing and a reputation for good care and support, and the whole place is set among trees with areas for relaxation and a close community feel.