Tapestry Senior Living Moon Township

Tapestry Senior Living Moon Township serves different kinds of needs for seniors; it's a place where folks can choose independent living if they want to stay active with less hassle, and for those who need a bit more help, there's assisted living with staff on duty around the clock, all supervised by a Registered Nurse, and when people struggle with memory problems like Alzheimer's, there's a special area with trained staff who really try to get to know each resident and their routines so the care fits their style, and the whole place works with families, doctors, and residents to build plans that make sense for each person. The community has a mix of rooms, like spacious studio apartments and Memory Care suites, and most have private bathrooms and kitchenettes, so things feel homey instead of like a hospital, plus Wi-Fi, cable TV, and all utilities are wrapped into the monthly fee which starts at $2,195, and pets can live with residents. Seniors can eat in one of several full-service restaurants or enjoy snacks at the Cheer Eatery and Pub, and anytime dining means no one's forced to eat at a fixed time, and there's even a private dining area for special family moments. Outdoors, the place has gardens, walking paths, and a gazebo, making it easy for residents to enjoy fresh air or visit with loved ones in a peaceful setting, and inside there's a movie theater, a hair and nail salon, a fitness center, and even a chapel. For folks who like to stay busy or connect with others, there's a wide range of activities, like crafts, outings, car shows, parties, and even a senior center called Moon Township Senior Connection that's included in the rent, where people from the community can join in, and residents get a lifetime membership. Housekeeping, laundry, and meal services get taken care of, and the staff aims to be friendly and respectful, helping out with things like medication and bathing when needed, and always watching out for each person's health and well-being with strong medical service options in case someone gets sick. Safety systems and technology run day and night, while the environment feels more like a neighborhood than an institution, and staff work hard to make it comfortable for everyone. Residents can personalize their apartments and even get help hanging pictures or setting up a TV for a small fee, and common spaces include gardens, activity rooms, and private areas for family gatherings. The community focuses on personal dignity, routines, and choices, aiming for every resident to feel known, respected, and part of something, while always offering care matched to what each person wants and needs.