Regency House has 48 assisted living apartments that feel home-like, where residents can make their rooms their own because the apartments come unfurnished and have kitchenettes with sinks and mini-fridges, and each unit has a private bathroom with grab bars and safety aids, and the hallways are well-lit with warm wood floors, comfortable furniture, and plenty of natural light coming in. The staff includes licensed nurses on-site for 16 hours a day, resident care staff available 24 hours a day, and administrative staff even on weekends, so there's always someone around to help with things like medication management, bathing, dressing, or just making sure people get to meals on time, and folks never have to worry about emergencies because every bedroom and bathroom has an emergency call system, plus everyone has a personal pendant call button.
Regency House serves three meals a day in a bright dining room with tables, chairs, and flowers, and residents can join others for bingo, live music, daily devotionals, exercise programs, shuffleboard, billiards, or just spend time in the library and computer area with plenty of books and leather chairs, so there's always something to do or a quiet place to rest. If someone needs help moving from a bed to a wheelchair, the staff can handle a one-person assisted transfer and are trained to help with incontinence care, diabetic care including insulin shots and sliding scale therapy, as well as caring for folks who wander, thanks to a secured memory care area for those with memory loss.
There's a beautician on-site for haircuts, and homecare staff and outside professionals such as podiatrists, speech therapists, and physical therapists visit regularly, which means health needs are covered, and if someone gets sick or needs short-term or end-of-life care, both respite and hospice services are available. Residents don't have to worry about driving because there's resident parking and complimentary transportation available, with rides to doctor appointments on Tuesdays and Thursdays, plus outings. The grounds have a safe courtyard and outdoor seating areas, the common indoor spaces support socializing, and weekly housekeeping and laundry keep things tidy, so it really feels like a place built for easy living, safety, and dignity, with a staff who listen and work with families to make sure each person's needs and wishes are met.
