Angel's Inn Home For Adults sits at 518 Pine Street in Watertown, NY and serves up to 24 residents, making it a medium-sized community that feels personal and comfortable, and the building is set up for both seniors needing help and adults who want some support with daily life. The facility provides different types of care including assisted living, independent living, skilled nursing, hospice care, memory care for residents with dementia, and respite stays, so people who choose Angel's Inn can stay even as their needs change, with staff ready to help with bathing, dressing, medication, and incontinence. The staff can also help with mobility, provide bathroom and hygiene support, assist with two-person transfers, and sometimes even insulin shots, and there's a 24-hour awake staff and emergency call systems in the rooms, so residents are never left wondering who to ask for help.
The building has studio, one-bedroom, and shared apartments, and allows both dogs and cats, so folks can bring their pets. Each apartment gets features designed for safety and ease like emergency alert systems and furnished rooms, and there's a telephone in each room so residents can keep in touch. The facility makes sure meals are healthy, chef-prepared, and tailored for special diets like diabetes or high blood pressure, with a plan for three nutritious meals served every day and mealtime help when needed, but some programs might include just one or two meals, and all meals get oversight from a dietitian. For recreation and comfort, residents can enjoy common spaces like a library, garden, walking paths, a greenhouse, community kitchen, hot tub, steam room or wellness area, theater, and game rooms, along with extras like a café, Wi-Fi, book room, and parking assistance.
Community life brings together scheduled exercise programs, music therapy, art classes, board games, movie nights, pet therapy, and social or spiritual activities like religious services, visiting chaplain or priest, and off-site devotional offerings, so folks can stay active and connected. Residents have access to home health services, on-site rehabilitation, physical therapy, housekeeping, laundry, a mobile hairdresser or barber, massage therapy, and help getting to doctor visits or errands, and some may even get driving support for religious services in town. Each resident gets care plans adjusted to fit their health or needs, including medication reminders, bathroom help, dietary needs, support for diabetics, and sometimes even memory care that can follow Alzheimer's or dementia through each stage, which helps people feel secure.
Angel's Inn tries to keep a homelike feeling and has a reputation for kind and helpful staff, and those looking for something quieter or a community for adults past 55 or 62 years, will find a laid-back place where activities, meals, and support all come together. The New York Department of Social Services licenses Angel's Inn Home For Adults under license #AF0147A, and the location sits near pharmacies, doctors, parks, shops, and worship centers, so family and visitors have it easy coming in, while residents have most daily needs met inside or nearby.
