Heritage of Richlands

Heritage of Richlands has a little bit of everything, and folks moving in can expect all the basics covered plus some extra touches, so you've got big shared spaces like a reading room, game rooms, and an arts room for painting or crafts, then there's a hairdresser and even a traveling stylist for keeping up appearances, and it's got a barbershop and beauty shop right onsite along with a steam room, jacuzzi, fitness area, and spots for therapy and health needs, and the staff puts together daily schedules like organized fitness groups, music plans, art times, and movie nights to help keep people active and social, with yard areas outside and walking paths for residents who like a bit of fresh air or a visit in the garden, and a structure that gives seniors their independence but also help when it's needed, whether that's getting washed and dressed, taking medicine, or just moving from one spot to another if mobility's tough, and staff can handle incontinence care, insulin or diabetic management, and have a secure area for folks with memory loss, so seniors with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia get support to stay safe and avoid confusion, and the team's there day and night with 24-hour awake staff and emergency call systems for peace of mind. Meals here come hot from the kitchen three times every day with plans that take care around allergies or diabetes, and the dining setup means eating when you're hungry with all-day restaurant-style service, plus housekeeping and laundry help, even dry cleaning, so your room stays tidy. There's pet therapy, music therapy, plenty of board games, movie entertainment, and even some outings for errands or religious services, and the staff helps with rides to appointments, shopping, or local events if you need to get around. Hospice and rehab are available if a resident needs more care, and the staff works up a personal plan for each person, matching up their help with whatever's needed for dignity and comfort. The place is fairly large with room for up to 60 folks, and it has big, open spaces for social events like music nights, art sessions, or just talking with others in the community and staff teams who work with kindness and patience, so there's a real feeling of neighborhood here, and the goal's always keeping each resident safe, comfortable, and well cared for, making sure everybody lives as fully as possible, as independently as possible, in a setting that feels a little bit like home.