Heritage of Bel-Air offers different living and care options for seniors, so folks can pick what suits them best, whether it's independent living in furnished bedroom cottages or companion rooms, assisted living for daily help, memory care for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, or skilled nursing and long-term care for more support. The community has 100 beds and provides both private and companion rooms. Safety comes first, with things like sprinkler systems, handicap safety features, and wheelchair access throughout, and there's even a wheelchair-equipped van to take residents to appointments and outings in the city. Residents don't have to worry about chores because there's housekeeping, laundry and dry cleaning, and meal preparation done by chefs and planned with a dietitian to make sure meals are both tasty and nutritious. The dining area lets folks eat together, and there's cable TV and WiFi for entertainment and keeping in touch with loved ones.
Transportation's available for errands and appointments, and there's guest parking for family and friends. Inside, you'll find a game and activities room, a fitness center, and organized recreation, from crafts and cards to movies, games, live music, barbecues in summer, and exercise in the memory support unit. There's a chapel for quiet reflection or group worship, a beauty salon, and a barbershop on-site, along with an in-house beautician. Trained nurses are ready to handle dementia care and provide hospice care, and the therapy department handles physical, occupational, and speech therapy, even for folks living at home using outpatient therapy services. Restorative programs and rehabilitation support are available as well, covering short-term rehab, sub-acute care, as well as long-term stays. Personal care assistants help with daily needs like eating, dressing, and moving around, including wheelchair or walking support.
The independent living options mean seniors who like being active but want less hassle can live in a safe, social, maintenance-free setting, and the memory care units are built to reduce confusion and prevent wandering for those who need it. Home care services offer companionship and non-medical care for those preferring to stay in their own homes. Heritage of Bel-Air's staff is known for being friendly and helpful, and the community is often described as welcoming, joyful, and kind to both residents and visitors. Medicare and Medicaid certifications mean a range of payment and program options, including nursing care, adult day care, supportive care living, respite care, and hospice. They aim to support seniors with dignity and respect, and whoever lives there can expect helpful amenities like kitchens or kitchenettes, washers and dryers, and security features, with programs and therapy tailored to each person's health and needs.
