The Faidley House

The Faidley House sits as a veteran-family-owned residential care home that can house up to 28 residents, and in this place, folks can bring their cats or dogs, which is nice for pet lovers, and residents have a choice of independent living or assisted living so there's a bit of flexibility depending on what kind of help someone needs, since the staff can give support with things like bathing, dressing, and eating, and the aides are trained and ready to help around the clock if that's necessary, which can be a big comfort, and for health needs, there are nurses who help with diabetes care and medication management, plus they've got therapy programs that focus on socializing and mental health, and if anyone needs respite care, they do that too. People here get to use a spacious, well-kept common area with cathedral ceilings, and can eat in an elegant dining room that serves different kinds of meals-there's kosher, vegetarian, options for allergies, and even special programs for diabetes-so folks with diet needs can feel looked after, and if a resident wants to have a guest over for a meal, the kitchen can handle that. The place is clean and focuses on comfort, with private rooms that residents can decorate as they like, and there's help with housekeeping, laundry, and even dry cleaning, just to make life easier. Folks can get their hair done on-site because they have a beauty salon and a barber, and there's always plenty to do with activity directors planning trips, outings, arts, trivia, movie nights, plus on-site devotional services for spiritual care and all sorts of daily recreational or social activities, so boredom isn't much of a worry. If folks need a ride to the doctor or out in the town, transportation can be set up, and the Faidley House works with health care providers to make sure residents' medical needs don't get forgotten. People can take walks on community paths or spend time in the gardens, join wellness programs, or come together for something run by other residents. There's a continuous sense that safety is watched over, because there's a 24-hour call system and supervision throughout, and the staff tries to keep everyone both comfortable and independent, creating a place that helps residents live as well as they can, however much help they might need.