The Country Inn sits on a private estate with big lawns, covered decks, picnic tables, and rocking chairs for enjoying the outdoors, and the rooms are roomy with fireplaces, large windows, and comfy furniture-residents can use the furniture or bring their own if they'd like. The care team and staff give support and help with daily things like getting dressed, bathing, taking medicine, and getting around, and there's always someone to help day or night with a 24-hour call system and supervision. The place has run as a personal care home for forty years and switched to a boarding home for independent seniors in 2017, but it still helps those who want some support while living mostly on their own. There are options for private or shared bedrooms, as well as furnished rooms with kitchenettes, and utilities, television with Direct TV, and Wi-Fi all included.
Meals are home-cooked by friendly cooks, served restaurant-style in a main dining room, and they care about special diets, like for diabetes, with three meals a day prepared and served. Residents have laundry, linen, and housekeeping help as part of daily life, including laundry rooms that don't cost extra. There are on-site healthcare services, with medication help, wound care, physical and speech therapies, hospice, skilled nursing, physician and lab visits, and there's 24-hour nursing support for when someone needs it. The team offers transportation, mobility help, x-rays, and help with everything from personal hygiene to transfers, and there are emergency alert systems for safety. If someone needs a break, respite care and adult day care are available too.
There's a small library, a garden, and walking paths, with places like a recreation room for playing cards or shooting pool, and plenty of common areas to meet others. Community events and resident-run activities, like fashion shows, golf outings, and annual festivals, help keep folks busy and connected. There are organized spiritual activities with local churches, and the Country Inn also partners closely with nearby medical facilities for anyone who might need extra care. They want the residents to feel part of a caring community, with nurses and staff working together to support health and well-being every day, and the family that owns the home helps keep things clean and the lawns neat. The facility is handicap accessible, affordable for many, has room for independent folks who want meals, some care, and some peace in a friendly, calm place.
