Putnam Howe Village

Putnam Howe Village sits on Belrock Avenue in Belpre, Ohio, and serves as an affordable rental community for people aged 62 and older, and the building itself is handicap accessible and smoke free, and inside you'll find one-bedroom apartments that are about 540 square feet, with basic things like central air, emergency call systems, an elevator, and cable TV service, and you won't need to worry about property taxes because that's all handled with rent, and some apartments fall under HUD and Section 8 for income-based rent. Here you'll find services and care options for folks who are independent and for those who need help, because they offer independent living, assisted living, home health care, skilled nursing, memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, hospice, adult day services, personal care, and more, and there's support for people who once didn't have a home. The staff runs benefits enrollment and have a service coordinator to help with putting together long-term care plans, and they've got primary care and home health aide services too. The community space has things like a game room, clubhouse, community room, and library, and there's meals provided in their dining room with dietary options, plus activities for residents that cover everything from fitness, arts and crafts, flowers, current events, devotional and social or recreational programs. Transportation services and a small grocery or on-site mart make daily tasks easier, especially along with laundry, housekeeping, cleaning, and a concierge. Non-ambulatory care, diabetic care, and help with incontinence is here, and the security features and emergency alert pendants emphasize safety for everyone. The setup encourages folks to age in place, where you can start out fully independent and add care as you need it, and because it's run by National Church Residences, you know there's chaplaincy services too, with a service coordinator involved. This is a rental community for active adults and those needing different levels of support, with affordability in mind, and it's straightforward about what's offered, letting people live with help and stay connected with others around them.