Trails End Afc Inc

Trails End Afc Inc is an assisted living facility that's been operating since 1983, so it's been around for about 42 years and seems to know what senior care involves, and it's run by CEO Sandra Deeger with extra contacts like Joel Geer and Val Bernard. The facility has between 10 and 19 employees, and offers a small, close-knit setting where older adults get round-the-clock supervision, help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, transfers, medication management, and even things like diabetes care, physical therapy, and coordination with health providers, along with memory care and personal support, all under the specific care types labeled as adult foster care and board and care home services. The building offers comfort features for residents, like walking paths, gardens, movie nights, and other activities, and people there get access to medical services, mental wellness programs, and social work services, which makes sense since Trails End Afc Inc also works in the social work industry. Everything's designed for seniors or adults who need help with day-to-day living, and the staff works to make sure everyone stays safe and comfortable in a supportive environment. They also have unique touches, like specific programs called Heroes and Helpers, which help Scouts cover things like annual fees, camping dues, and uniform costs, and the facility supports local Scouts through its fundraising, so every time a purchase is made, the money helps pay for Scout activities, outdoor adventures, and community involvement-something they've been doing since 1980. Amenities and care features focus on resident health, comfort, and daily well-being, and Trails End Afc Inc has developed its own terms and branding, along with personalized attention given to each person who lives there. Each resident's needs are managed carefully, with services that extend from the basics all the way up to more detailed health and memory care, so people who live there get a range of support, both for their bodies and their daily routines, in an environment that feels like a home rather than a large, impersonal institution.