Forest Farm Assisted Living sits over on 191 Forest Ave in Middletown, Rhode Island, tucked among gardens and outdoor spaces where residents can relax or go for a walk, and this community offers assisted living, skilled nursing, adult day care, and even short-term rehab services for folks who need them, and there's also memory support for people living with Alzheimer's or dementia, which means there's special care for those conditions. You'll find certified nursing assistants around, as well as registered dieticians, pharmacist consultants, and medical social workers, so residents get the help they need, including home health support like meal prep, light housekeeping, bathing, grooming, and even in-home respite care, plus surgery services when needed. The staff pays attention to medication distribution, health care, and incontinence care, and they try to make things a bit easier with 24-hour help, emergency response systems, and move-in coordination to help new residents settle in, and the rooms come in one-bedroom sizes or as shared or private spaces, with options for wheelchair access, showers, view choices, and even kitchenettes in some.
Meals are cooked by professional chefs who consider special diets, allergies, and diabetes needs, so everyone can have something safe and nutritious, and the dining services focus on balanced, good food, with meals and snacks as part of the program. There's a bunch of daily activities like group exercise, outings, art classes, horticulture therapy in the community garden, and movie or music programs for those who want to join in, and there are also community and resident-run activities, so people can really get to know each other and have a say in things. The facilities are accessible, especially since some recent renovations made things more comfortable and manageable for people using wheelchairs or walkers, and there's free transportation for trips, events, or doctor visits, plus parking for those who drive.
Residents find rooms with Wi-Fi, high-speed internet, cable TV, and emergency alert systems, and folks get help with bathing, dressing, mobility, and medications-help that's always around but lets people keep their independence as much as possible, and for extra comfort, there's housekeeping, laundry service, a library, fitness and game rooms, an arts and activity room, an on-site spa, a sauna, and a wellness room. The atmosphere inside stays home-like and warm, people have meals together, and social events fill the schedule, and staff even speak multiple languages like Portuguese, Spanish, and Filipino to help folks feel understood. The community is known for a safe, welcoming feeling, and people say care feels personal and reliable, with each person's choices respected and plenty of opportunities to stay engaged and active.
