Dayspring Johns Island sits in a quiet neighborhood and cares for up to 24 residents in a small, locally owned setting where people can choose private or semi-private rooms and even bring their own favorite furnishings if they like, so it feels more like their own place, and they can relax in cozy common areas or spend time outdoors in the gardens or on walking paths or even just sit in the TV lounge, read a book in the library, or join others for meals in the dining room. Friendly and helpful caregivers at Dayspring Johns Island offer support with daily needs like bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication reminders, with trained staff around day and night, including those who know how to help residents with memory care needs. There's a strong focus on treating each person with respect and dignity, and the staff follow residents' bill of rights, so everyone feels valued and listened to, and there's a real sense of community and belonging for folks living here.
Dayspring Johns Island serves meals through restaurant-style dining, with meal plans designed for special diets like low salt, low fat, diabetes, or food allergies, and there's all-day dining so residents can eat when they want, with snacks available too. Residents get housekeeping, laundry, and linen services, plus there's dry cleaning if needed, and the staff keep everything clean and comfortable while making sure health services like diabetic care, medication management, incontinence care, and non-ambulatory care keep everyone as healthy as possible. There are no pets allowed, but there are plenty of activities every day-things like movie nights, gardening, scheduled community events, onsite devotional services, offsite trips, and other ways for people to stay social, keep their minds active, or practice old hobbies and even learn new things. Folks get high-speed internet if they want to go online, and there are arrangements for transportation to appointments or errands at an extra charge for those who need rides, and there's parking available if they drive themselves.
For those needing a little more help, there are assisted living services that help older adults stay as independent as possible, and for seniors who need it, there's board and care home support, plus memory care for those with Alzheimer's or other dementias, designed to keep people safe and prevent wandering and confusion. The small size means staff know residents well, and they offer care that matches each person's needs, including hospice care and help for folks living at home who might need non-medical support or companionship. Whether residents are active and independent or need more hands-on care, Dayspring Johns Island works to create a warm, joyful place to live, with a record of awards for dining and activity programs, and staff known for being kind and welcoming, all in a safe, well-kept environment, licensed under CRC - 1915, where everyone can feel at ease.
