St. Andrews Living Center is a state-licensed assisted living and memory care community with 56 beds, where seniors get help with daily living like bathing, dressing, grooming, and medication reminders, and the staff is available around the clock and go through ongoing training. The rooms come in a variety of styles, such as studios, semi-private, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units, and each room is wired for cable TV, Wi-Fi, phone, air conditioning, and has its own private bathroom and kitchenette, which helps folks stay comfortable and feel at home. There are emergency response alarms in each room and the community uses emergency alert systems throughout for safety. The Center provides three meals a day in the communal dining area and offers meal assistance as needed, and families and friends can use visitor parking and join their loved ones at meals or events.
Housekeeping, laundry, linen services, and dry cleaning are all included in the all-inclusive rent, which means there are no hidden fees, and staff help with move-in and appointment scheduling and offer help with shopping and transportation, whether residents need to get to a doctor's appointment or out for errands. The on-site amenities are broad, including a hair salon, spa, fitness room with wellness programs, communal living room, and a cafeteria, plus entertainment venues like a community theater and activity rooms, and the staff runs daily activities like arts and crafts, music programs, tabletop games, movie nights, Nintendo Wii bowling, and resident talent shows. There's space for resident-run groups and family nights, and a dedicated activities coordinator works to organize outings, game nights, socials, and specialized programs for those with memory care needs or Alzheimer's, making sure everyone can join in according to their interests and abilities.
The gardens and outdoor walking paths are landscaped with benches and patios so people can enjoy fresh air, and the library, recreation rooms, and game room give options for residents who want to socialize or spend quiet time. Staff help with all kinds of personal care, including bathing, dressing, toileting, continence care, feeding, and transferring between beds and wheelchairs, along with health monitoring like checking blood pressure, vital signs, and medication administration, plus support for those managing diabetes or using nebulizers. Nurses are available onsite 12 to 16 hours daily, and staff maintain oversight and coordinate outside services, following individualized care plans set by each resident's physician and adjusted by a resident care coordinator. For spiritual needs, there are in-house religious services, and English-speaking staff ensure clear communication.
Pricing covers most services, with separate fees for respite stays, levels of care, short-term stays, and other specific needs; payment is accepted through private pay, Social Security, veteran's benefits, and other means. The facility is locally owned, newly decorated, wheelchair accessible, and aims to provide a maintenance-free and comfortable environment for seniors who are generally in good health and want freedom, activity, and community, along with needed personal support and supervision. Tours are offered, so families and potential residents can get to know the community before making decisions, and staff are always on hand to keep residents safe and cared for at any hour of the day or night.
