Episcopal Church Home by Episcopal Homes

Episcopal Church Home by Episcopal Homes sits among senior housing apartments and offers several types of care, including nursing home care, memory care, assisted living, independent living, transitional care, and short-term respite stays, and it has a smoke-free policy that covers inside the buildings, but not the outdoor areas, you see, so residents who want care and support can find skilled help whether they need a little or a lot, and there's always 24-hour nursing available in small Green House Home Model households where no more than 10 people live together, each in a private room with a private bath, and everyone shares home-cooked meals prepared right in an open kitchen, plus each household has a game room with big windows that let in a lot of light and open living and dining rooms with fireplaces and lounge spaces so you get the feeling of home even when you need more help than you used to. People can see photos of the rooms and there's Wi-Fi everywhere and underground garages for cars, and healthcare services include incontinence care, dental, dietary, X-rays, mental health support, and therapy for body or speech, all provided by a staff with a high staff-to-resident ratio, and those caregivers called Shahbaz are all CNAs with special training that puts residents first. Some doctors, nurse practitioners, podiatrists, dentists, optometrists, psychologists, and hearing aid specialists are right there on campus, making it so you don't have to go far. For good living, there's a warm water therapy pool, green spaces, five courtyards with fountains where people sit in the sun or read, and during the week there are outings to stores, concerts, and art spots, plus on-campus concerts each month, treasured by people who enjoy music. Food choices come from several dining rooms and spots-like The Bistro, The Cafe, Parkside Dining Room, Terrace Grille, Watter's Pub, and Marketplace Café that serves salads, soups, sandwiches, and treats-and there's housekeeping, as well as a beauty shop called Silver Curl for hair, and a Gift Shop for cards or small needs. Residents can join in recreation and spiritual life, with chaplains leading worship and ministry in two on-site chapels, helping people develop physical, spiritual, and social skills. The Transitional Care Center, memory care, skilled nursing, and assisted living all have their own staff and spaces, with therapy services-physical, occupational, and speech-available for those who need to recover from hospital stays or just keep up their skills. Most importantly, the statewide 5-star rating reflects how staff focus on person-centered, kind care in a place designed for people to live as fully as possible, with privacy and support, in surroundings that don't feel like an institution but more like a home where friends gather, where days are spent as well as they can be, and everyone knows your name.