Summer Villa

Summer Villa sits at 51 Laurel Avenue in Coventry, Rhode Island, and serves seniors looking for independent living, assisted living, memory care, and even respite or hospice care, and you'll see a mix of private and semi-private rooms, including studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms, with many places offering things like kitchenettes, private baths, cable TV, and even air conditioning, and what you'll notice right away are the shiny hardwood floors and comfy furniture that makes it all feel a bit homelike, and there are both indoor and outdoor spaces, from a big backyard for summer picnics to walking paths and gardens and activity rooms stocked with games and crafts, so there's plenty to do on-site with scheduled daily activities, movie nights, arts, social events, and relaxing outings like fishing trips, with some outdoor bar setups and large gatherings during the warmer months, and in the common rooms there's a library with computers, plus internet access, a game room, a movie theater, and a salon or barber for everyone's weekly trims, and a wellness center with a hot tub, sauna, and spa area as well. Staff at Summer Villa includes skilled nurses on-site and an in-house physician who's there when needed, and other services swing by regularly, with the podiatrist, audiologist, hairdresser, and dentist making sure everyone stays comfortable, and the care covers support with daily activities like bathing, dressing, eating, medication reminders, and moving around, with 24-hour awake staff using a call and emergency system for safety, and the community helps with medication management and healthcare needs like diabetic and physical care, and even offers therapies-physical, speech, or occupational-right there in the building, though if someone needs insulin shots, families need to know the staff can help monitor blood sugar but won't give the insulin, and care plans stay tailored, with input from each resident and their family as things change. You'll find home-cooked meals with restaurant-style dining, and they make special menus for those with diabetes or allergies, and there's always someone making coffee or serving a snack throughout the day, and the staff even organizes transportation for doctor visits, shopping trips, and outings to faith-based or community events, plus they give families updates and support as things come up. Religious services come weekly, and there's a structured activity program with devotional services off-site, so everyone can take part if they wish, and Summer Villa can fit up to 62 people, so even though it's not huge, it's big enough for a sense of community without feeling lost in the crowd, and they're open all day, every day, if someone needs help, with both short-term and long-term stays welcomed, fostering a safe and caring environment that balances support and independence for seniors needing different levels of care.