Diamond Ridge - A Provincial Senior Living Community sits on 13 acres of landscaped woods in Troy, NY, and has a range of living choices for seniors. People can pick from independent living, assisted living, memory care, nursing home, and home care services, all designed to help when extra support is needed, but you can live as independently as you like. The building is three stories tall and has wheelchair-accessible spaces, pet-friendly apartments, and communities named things like White Pine, Hemlock, and Sugar Maple. There are floor plans for studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms, from about 393 to 843 square feet, some with balconies or patios that get lots of sunlight, and you might see views of the well-kept grounds.
Diamond Ridge focuses on giving people a steady routine with three home-cooked meals a day in a big dining area or cozy cafe, and it brings residents together with game rooms, card games, a library for quiet time, and organized group outings. People can walk the landscaped paths, sit on outdoor rocking chairs next to a fire pit, or find peaceful moments in a worship space with wooden pews and religious artwork. If you like activities, you've got exercise bikes, fitness and wellness programs, billiards, and community events to keep you engaged.
There's help like weekly housekeeping, laundry, and maintenance, plus care services for things like memory care, help with daily routines, and even adult day care or visiting hospice care if someone needs it. For residents who need more support, you can get help from trained aides, podiatrists, and third-party care providers right in your apartment. The community has social opportunities with organized activities, group programs, and a friendly gathering space in the lobby.
Meals are made with quality ingredients every day, and the staff want people to eat well. Pets are welcome, and the community makes sure transportation is available for residents who want to get out and explore Troy. Diamond Ridge keeps up with state license checks, tries to make sure spaces are safe and comfortable, and works to balance independence with the right amount of support. Residents don't have to worry much about chores or maintenance, and the staff work to make every day feel a little easier. Every floor plan is a little different, with layouts for all sorts of needs, but residents can expect to find options with kitchens, living and dining rooms, and accessible bathrooms. The community has received awards for meals, friendly staff, and activities, and you can see more about daily life through community tours or online platforms like Facebook or Instagram.
