Assisted Living

Assisted Living offers several levels of care, including assisted living, memory care, board and care, and respite care for short-term stays, with unique names like "Home Sweet Home Assisted Living - Roma" for some locations and staff trained to help with Alzheimer's, dementia, medication administration, and all the daily things older folks may need, like bathing, dressing, and managing medications, and the place itself has bright flower garden walkways, water fountain patios for sitting quietly, and rooms that can be private, for couples, or even shared, so people can feel at home and choose what works for them, with apartment living setups giving folks the chance to have their own kitchenettes, private bathrooms, and access to things like air-conditioning, telephone, internet, and cable, and you'll see outdoor and indoor spots for relaxing, organized activities onsite and offsite, and a full-time activity director making schedules full, including counseling, fitness programs, trips, recreational and spiritual events, and onsite devotional services, so there's always something to do but nobody feels crowded, with safety taken seriously through a secured property, emergency response systems, a 24-hour security system, a computerized wander alert system, and a special section built for memory care where staff use bracelets or monitoring systems to keep people safe if they're at risk for wandering, and the nurses, caregivers, and on-call doctors all have training to help if someone needs help getting up, transferring from bed, or even using mechanical lifts, with incontinence care, diabetes support, reminders, and behavioral care for folks with difficult symptoms, so staff get to know each person's routine and stay available around the clock, and because it's a free-standing community, everything's built with seniors in mind-even things like wheelchair accessibility everywhere, visiting nurse services, and property features where everyone can enjoy meal services with kosher and vegetarian choices, chef-planned nutritious meals, and places to eat together or alone, and for those who keep pets, some spots allow cats and dogs with pet care support too, all supported by cleaning, maintenance-free living that takes away the chores of cooking and laundry, and parking and transportation when trips are needed, even as needs change over time, which helps residents stay in one place as care needs grow, so people who need support for memory or health or want to be social or private find the right care and comfort without having to move, and staff are known for being helpful and kind, with community awards for quality of care, so folks notice the effort to keep everything safe, caring, and peaceful.