Always home at Saddlehorn

Always home at Saddlehorn sits on a 1.2-acre property surrounded by big oak trees, giving things a quiet and peaceful feeling, and you'll find that this small, family-owned facility has just 16 beds, so the atmosphere stays homey and everybody gets to know each other. The community welcomes adults aged 55 and older, offering assisted living, independent living, memory care, skilled nursing, home care, and end-of-life support, so folks can stay comfortable and secure as their needs change. Residents usually have private rooms with access to full tubs or wheelchair-friendly showers, and there are plenty of shared areas, like a library, a game room, sunny indoor spaces, and big outdoor spots with grass and trees to spend time with others or just enjoy nature. You'll notice the place focuses on helping people do what they can for themselves, but trained staff are there around the clock in case anyone needs help with bathing, dressing, moving around, toileting, eating, grooming, or getting in and out of bed, and a doctor or nurse practitioner oversees each person's care while the staff works closely with outside healthcare providers to coordinate needs and appointments. The kitchen serves home-cooked meals with a Southern flavor, using fresh vegetables and fruit, and there are always options for vegetarians. Residents get three meals a day, snacks, plus a grocery shopping service, laundry, housekeeping, and interior or exterior maintenance, so life feels easy and cared for. Medication is managed with help from a pharmacy that handles deliveries, checks for safety, and keeps everything in order. The facility provides transportation within five miles for doctor visits and will also help arrange any rides needed, and people with cars can park on-site. Always home at Saddlehorn designs activities and therapy to keep people active, learning, and social, with regular exercise, art, drawing, painting, religious services including Catholic gatherings, and outings to places like shops or parks. Tele-visits let residents talk with family or see their doctor without leaving the building, which can bring some peace of mind. Family and friends can expect a welcoming, close-knit community where independence and dignity matter a great deal, and the staff aims to give everybody attentive, personal care, right through to the end of life if needed. Wi-Fi's available throughout the building for those who need it, so people can keep in touch, and there's a focus on keeping everyone as healthy, safe, and connected as possible in a family environment.