Metro Care Human Services

Metro Care Human Services provides several types of care and services for seniors and adults dealing with a range of needs and health issues, and there's a focus on support for people living with dup15q syndrome and related rare conditions, so families can find resources and a free Dup15q Counseling Program with scheduled appointments through a designated counselor. The care options cover assisted living, memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia in secure environments, skilled nursing with round-the-clock medical oversight, rehabilitation, wound care, respite care for short stays, and independent living communities with active social activities and optional support services, so people can find what fits their health and independence best. The community structure includes residential board and care homes with a maximum of seven residents, which allows for more personal attention. Every individual gets help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and transfers, as well as medication management, meals-including options for dietary needs such as diabetes or allergies-housekeeping, laundry and dry cleaning, and move-in coordination for an easier transition, and there's 24-hour staff supervision, so someone is always available if needed. Social life and recreation matter here, so Metro Care offers movie nights, daily community-sponsored activities, big dining rooms for shared meals, and beautifully maintained gardens and walking paths for outdoor enjoyment, plus transportation and parking to make outings and appointments easier. The rooms come furnished with modern comforts like telephone and cable TV, Wi-Fi, and emergency alert systems. Seniors with conditions that require assistance moving or non-ambulatory care get help with transfers too. The location gives residents close access to local parks, restaurants, hospitals, and places of worship. The services aim to give a safe, homelike setting where each person's care and social needs are met, all while supporting their independence as much as possible, and the facility helps families understand care and health questions through clear information, so everyone feels more involved and supported.