Cottages Of Swansboro- Cottage III sits at 107 Pelican Circle in Swansboro, North Carolina, and offers a small, home-like setting with no more than ten residents in each cottage, giving folks a lot of privacy and attention, and each resident gets a private room with an en suite, handicap-accessible bathroom, plus personal touches like a full-size bed, roomy closet, double dresser, comfy recliner, and control over their own heat and air. The single-story cottage's about 2,800 square feet and has six private bedrooms and bathrooms, a community dining room, big living areas, front and back covered porches, and outdoor spots like gardens and walking paths where folks can go out and get some fresh air. The staff, including caregivers, are around all day and all night to help with daily things like bathing, dressing, moving around, and medication, and the place is licensed for assisted living, memory care, and independent living, so if someone needs help with Alzheimer's, regular daily support, or just wants to live somewhere safe and social, they can find what they need here.
Meals come cooked by staff with diets for things like diabetes or allergies in mind, and there's help with things like incontinence care, laundry, and housekeeping, and they also handle move-in coordination to make things less stressful for new folks. The cottage keeps things busy with a full-time activities director, planning daily games, art classes, trips into the community, movie nights, beauty salon services, devotional activities offsite, and group meals, and the schedule makes sure everyone has a chance to be social or do something active, and for days folks want quiet, there's high-speed Wi-Fi, cable TV, and peaceful spots inside or outside. Transportation is arranged for medical appointments and outings, and parking is available for visitors or folks who still drive, and pets are welcome too. The staff to resident ratio stays low, about one for every six residents, and care here is adjusted for each person's needs, so someone might get lots of help or just a little. Overall, the focus stays on giving comfort, safety, and a supportive place where seniors can feel at home and live as independently as possible.
