Middleton Senior Living sits just off 161 at the entrance to Granville, and it covers a lot of different needs for older adults who want some support but still value doing things for themselves, so you'll find assisted living, independent living, memory care, and even some skilled nursing on one campus which makes moving between different support levels easier as folks' needs change over time. The community offers independent living cottages-spacious two-bedroom, two-bathroom homes with attached garages, full kitchens, living and dining areas, and maintenance-free living so residents don't have to worry about yard work or repairs, plus there's an emergency response system in every residence for added safety. Assisted living includes private rooms and suites in studio, one-, or two-bedroom layouts, and assisted living staff help with things like medication, bathing, dressing, laundry, and meals, always following a personal care plan to make sure everyone gets the right kind of help but still keeps their independence as much as possible.
The memory care unit at Middleton is run with care and calm for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, and staff there use behavioral-based ergonomics therapy (or BBET) along with programs focused on exercise, nutrition, the arts, reminiscing, and cognitive activities; this part of the community also has a state-of-the-art security system to help keep everyone safe and short-term memory care for people who need regular or respite care, maybe for a week or when a primary caregiver needs a break. There's a medical director on-site and nurses available twenty-four hours a day, with visiting professionals coming by to provide therapy, mobile imaging, or lab work for residents who need those services, so there's access to healthcare without leaving home unless it's truly needed.
You'll find Middleton has its own bistro, pub, fitness center, movie theater, Middleton Café for restaurant-style dining, salon with beautician and barber services, outdoor terraces and patios including a sky terrace with a fire pit, walking paths, outdoor common areas, and a park-like setting for when someone just wants peace and fresh air. Residents get housekeeping, personal and laundry services, transportation to appointments or errands, and organized activities both in the building and out in the community, such as day trips, social events, religious services in the on-site chapel, exercise classes, art and educational programs, and movie nights; there's really a full social and activities schedule for anyone who wants to join. For care, Middleton's staff help with all the basic needs daily, from medication reminders to showering, and the facility pays attention to details like keeping private rooms tidy, providing nutritious chef-prepared meals, and making sure repairs are handled without trouble to the person living there. Resident parking is available, cable TV is included, the building's accessible with wheelchair-friendly showers, and there's a sense that the community tries to smooth out any bumps when someone's moving in, which eases the transition for newcomers. It's a place with many different ways to live and get involved, and the staff aim to create a safe, comfortable, and engaging environment by tailoring care and amenities to what each person needs as they age.
