Serenity Gardens has a lot of different care options, so people can find Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, Long-Term Care, even Hospice Services, and Home Health Care, all in the same community, which makes it helpful for folks who want to stay in one place even if their needs change, and there are also more social choices, like Adult Day Services, and even Active Adult Living for seniors who don't need as much help. At Serenity Gardens, rooms come in semi-private, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom layouts, each with beds, dressers, nightstands, and chairs, so folks can bring their own furniture and things if they want to make their own space feel homey, and every suite's got its own temperature controls and emergency response system for comfort and safety. They make sure residents have personal laundry, linen services, weekly housekeeping, and full maintenance, so folks don't have to worry about chores, and all utilities are included in the rent, which averages about $2,575, so people can keep track of the costs.
There's a calm, classic look to the whole place, with a gracious foyer, elegant library, piano, and art to make it feel welcoming but not fancy, and the living rooms and common areas are set up so folks can relax or visit with friends and family. There's a beauty salon, a chapel with services for all denominations, and plenty of indoor and outdoor spaces for spending time together, and staff encourage socializing and independent choices with activities onsite and offsite all through the month. Folks can use the library, or stop by the hair salon, and there are transportation services (some free, some at cost) for shopping, medical visits, and outings. The dining program has chef-prepared meals and snacks, and staff care about what residents like to eat, offering different foods and sometimes meals that fit special diets, plus plenty of drinks, treats, and snacks all day.
If someone needs special care, there's a team with nurses, aides, a podiatrist, and even an audiologist for hearing care, ready to help with things like medication, bathing, therapies, and memory care. The community has services for people with Alzheimer's or other dementias, with a secure area and trained staff, and there's support for folks who want to stay as independent as possible, plus help if someone needs hospice care. Reviewers give Serenity Gardens an average of 4.5 out of 5 stars, mentioning the friendly and visible staff who answer questions quickly, help out wherever they're needed-sometimes even volunteering to help serve meals or shovel snow-and who keep the place clean and comfortable, making it feel homelike and respectful, with staff rated highly for kindness and approachability. The organization checks reviews to make sure they're real, so information about the place is trustworthy, and there's a website with more details, photos, and a way to get in touch if folks are curious about room types, activities, or anything else.
