Home Sweet Home Adult Living sits at 574 Sonny Ln and welcomes both men and women who need different kinds of care, with services that include Assisted Living, Memory Care, Residential Care Home, and support for those with Dementia and Alzheimer's, and what stands out is how the place has a ranch home feel since the building itself is a residential home, which a lot of folks might find comforting, because it doesn't feel like a hospital but more like being at home, and they offer both private and semi-private rooms so residents can pick what fits them best, which is nice for people who appreciate privacy or like to share a space. The community takes in a small number of residents-usually around 5 or 6 for each caregiver-which means staff can really keep an eye on each person and help with things like managing medicine, incontinence, high acuity needs, and hands-on help at all hours, all day and night. There's a nurse and doctor on call and staff are available 24/7, and they aim to make things easier for families too, offering respite or short-term stays in addition to longer-term care.
For those needing help with memory, the staff understands how to care for people with Alzheimer's and dementia, with custom care plans, and activities suited for memory engagement like reminiscence programs, light therapy, stretching classes, and even Wii bowling, birthday parties, or art. The common rooms-both indoors and outdoors-give plenty of places for residents to relax or socialize, and pets are welcome, but only cats, so those with a beloved feline don't have to leave them behind. Residents can get their hair done with a beautician on site and enjoy meals with friends, go on local outings, or join in day trips, holiday parties, or barbecues. Home Sweet Home Adult Living does its best to give residents a friendly, nurturing space where folks can make friends and join in activities, while still getting the care they need, which can be hard to find in larger, busier places, and it helps families by providing resources on how to manage long-term care, caregiving, and insurance. The facility also has wheelchair-accessible showers and offers regular laundry and housekeeping services. The home keeps a strong focus on safety and comfort, and many visitors mention the caring staff in reviews. In all, this is a place for people who want a quieter, smaller home with dedicated support, good activities, and memory care in a familiar home-like setting.
