Prestige Assisted Living at Henderson has served seniors since July 10, 2000, and operates as an adult family home with a state license of 2916AGZ-31, having a long-standing A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau even though it's not BBB accredited, and you'll find that Ms. Erin Garner serves as the Executive Director, so you know there's a solid figure at the helm. The community has both assisted living and a secure memory care building, called Expressions, for folks living with Alzheimer's or other dementias, and they even handle behaviors like wandering with alarm bracelets and a secured property, which helps keep residents safe if they're at risk for elopement or acting out.
People living here find plenty of choices for activity, from art classes, brain fitness, and stretching sessions, to devotional services on site, and outings planned by the staff, plus they include programs like PEP-the Personal Exercise Program-where a coordinator helps residents follow their doctor's recommendations with low-impact routines that improve flexibility and endurance, which goes a long way toward making everyday life feel more predictable and manageable. Independence gets encouraged with amenities like private and communal dining rooms, a pleasant restaurant-style dining hall where chefs serve healthy meals and cater to special diets such as low sodium or low sugar, and there's always an ever-changing menu so the food doesn't get dull; and along with this, the place offers cable and satellite TV both in private rooms and shared common areas, plus gardens outside and comfortable spots indoors for hobbies or quiet time.
Residents get to bring pets like dogs or cats, with pet care offered, and there's freedom from home maintenance, laundry, and chores, which can be a big relief for many; staff are always around-nurses and medication care managers on-site and available 24/7-and the facility provides everything from memory care for those who need reminders, up to hospice care, along with help for those who can't quite manage all the activities of daily living, whether that's grooming, toileting, or medication. There's support for those who need a little help but don't require high-level medical care, and families who need a break can use respite care options. There's access to physical and occupational therapy for short-term rehab, and for those who drive or have visitors, there's resident parking, guest parking, and transportation for shopping or events.
The community welcomes all sorts of hobbies, games, arts and crafts, educational programs, and even pet-based and community service programs, so living here doesn't have to feel passive-people can stay as busy as they want or as quiet as they wish with lots of planned and spontaneous activities to nurture body, heart, mind, and soul. The building's design allows residents to age in place with different levels of help, so folks don't have to move out if their needs change, and the environment aims for a homey and supportive feeling rather than an institutional one. Staff treat residents and their families with respect, integrity, compassion, and commitment, always trusting that doing the right thing brings peace of mind for everyone involved. Activities run daily, with outings and social events that encourage residents to celebrate every stage in life, and the supportive environment between residents, families, and staff feels a lot like a close-knit family, with dignity and choice forming the core of care.
