Page Place is a free-standing building with 16 one-bedroom garden style apartments, including one that's handicap accessible, and you'll also find several of the units have cut-out tubs for easier access, while all residents share a community room and a coin-operated laundry room right on site, and it's laid out on more than three acres of peaceful grounds with spots for socializing and relaxing. Staff stay around 24 hours a day to help residents, offering assistance moving from beds to wheelchairs, managing diabetes or incontinence, giving reminders or administering medication, and there's always someone listening for emergencies, so people can feel safe. Nurses work on-site, and visiting therapists come in to provide regular physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and residents receive care for Alzheimer's disease or other types of memory loss, as well as assisted living, independent living, respite stays, and even home care if needed. There's support for each level of care, from physical rehab to hospice when that's required, and the home care aides help with companionship and daily living tasks. Meals are provided every day, and you can choose vegetarian or kosher menus, which helps meet special diets. Page Place has staff who are helpful and joyful and kind, and they help build a friendly, easygoing feeling where people look after each other.
The community arranges all sorts of activities, from devotional gatherings and games to mental and social activities that help residents stay busy, and animal care services are also available for those who want to keep a pet. For those who drive, there's parking right at the property, and residents have complimentary transportation for outings, with more options available for an extra cost, and the location sits close to local bus lines, which is handy for getting around town. People who get Section 8 Choice Housing Vouchers can use them here, and the apartments are affordable, with updates on waiting lists and inspection scores shared after regular public inspections take place. The staff here is a mix of many cultures, and you'll hear Japanese, Korean, Romanian, and American Sign Language spoken, making it welcoming for people with different backgrounds and needs. There are 8 townhouses, 3 duplexes, and 8 single-family homes as extra housing options, and residents in the public housing buildings get services that help them stay independent and connected to the community.
Other nearby names that come with the property include Medbbery Manor, Silver Maples Apartments, Oswayo Apartments, Bucktail Medical Center, Ransdorf Manor, Dickinson Manor, Lakeview Senior Care & Living, Sena-Kean Manor, and Jenny L Manor, and all offer their own unique care environments. For those wishing for flowers or support for special days, there are holiday-themed and occasion-specific flowers available for Grandparents Day, Rosh Hashanah, or even for funerals or sympathy, with a wide selection that covers patriotic, anniversary, birthday, and get well arrangements, along with casket flowers, sprays, wreaths, and memorial pieces if someone passes away. Page Place has on-site activities and common spaces to help bring everyone together, and the newly renovated assisted living area is meant for comfort and peace of mind. Residents can count on services for insulin monitoring, medication management, non-ambulatory care, and general health supervision, and the environment is designed for people living with confusion or wandering that comes from dementia. Even though Tri Boro Housing lists 0 buildings and 0 units available for public housing, Page Place itself remains an option for affordable, safe, and comfortable senior living.
