Commons Independent Living at Sprenger Health Care Towne Center Community Campus sits at 200 Community Drive in Avon Lake, Ohio, and offers a straightforward environment for seniors wanting to stay independent but have support nearby if they need it, and the campus really does include a lot of options like independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing care, memory care, and even home care services, so folks can find the level of help that suits them; the apartments for independent living come in one or two bedroom layouts, each with one or two bathrooms and a size between 813 and 1,200 square feet, and people in these apartments get things like trash removal, water, basic housekeeping, maintenance, and repair, though you pay extra for stuff like phone, electric, heat, and Wi-Fi, but there's campus Wi-Fi available for everyone.
The place has a social pub, a beauty salon/barber shop, a party center, a library, a billiard room, private dining rooms, an indoor pool, a putting green, and a fitness center, so there's plenty for folks to do if they want to stay busy or just chat with neighbors, and the apartments are close enough to shops, banks, restaurants, and doctors' offices that most people can walk; there's scheduled transportation as well. For seniors who need help, staff are around to help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and taking medicine, and nurse practitioners visit on site.
They serve prepared meals and have planned community activities, plus life enrichment programs that keep people social and involved, and for people with memory issues like Alzheimer's, the Parkway Memory Care Assisted Living wing has specialized staff and secure units so people stay safe and as comfortable as possible, with therapies to lower confusion and prevent wandering. Outpatient therapy programs are there too, and care can be arranged for long-term or respite needs, so families get the flexibility they need as things change.
Commons Independent Living focuses on helping active seniors keep their independence while offering solid support if their needs change, and the community, well-kept and friendly, has won awards for their approach, which seems to be about making it as easy as possible for seniors to live how they want, with the right amount of help when they need it.
