Meadowview Place serves seniors looking for both assisted living and independent living, welcoming residents over 55 with no upper age limit, and you'll find that people can choose between studio and one-bedroom apartments or single-room options with space for their own things, with some apartments having kitchenettes, carpeting, and window treatments, and the place itself staying pet-friendly, so seniors get to bring beloved pets along. There's a focus on comfortable and accessible living, which you'll see in the wheelchair-accessible showers, full tubs, elevators, paved walking paths outside and inside, and resident parking along with complimentary transportation or rides at a cost, not to mention the convenience of being close to a bus line for those who need it.
People get a range of care services, from independent living and assisted living to skilled nursing, respite care for folks recovering after hospital visits, and specialized memory care for Alzheimer's and other kinds of dementia, where staff offer therapies and programs like reminiscence therapy and sensory-based programming with snoezelen, all under the watch of a registered nurse there round the clock for careful clinical oversight and care coordination, so needs don't fall through the cracks. Residents have detailed, personal care plans developed to fit what they require, whether that means help with bathing, dressing, taking medicine, or simply having someone drop by for companionship if they live at home through the on-site home care agency, with aides lending a hand when family can't be present.
Meals are thoughtfully prepared, too, as the culinary staff pays attention to quality, with restaurant-style dining, room service, a private dining room for guests, and meals that can be made to fit special diets like gluten-free, low or no sugar, and low or no sodium, and you'll often see international dishes pop up. It's easy to stay busy, given the full activities calendar put together by the activities director, including things like Qigong, bingo, Bible study, movie night, ice cream socials, pet therapy, karaoke, and outings for shopping or dining, all meant to help the mind and body and bring people together to enjoy each other's company.
Meadowview Place offers social and leisure spaces you might want-a fireside lounge, enclosed courtyard, outside patio gardens, a game room with a piano or organ, a movie room/theater, arts and crafts, a library, community TV lounge, and spots for sitting and meeting friends or visitors, with meeting rooms also available and a visiting chaplain, as well as devotional services on-site and off-site for Protestant, LDS, and Catholic communities. Residents appreciate having an on-site beauty and barber shop, laundry and dry-cleaning service, housekeepers, and grocery shopping service for practical needs, while amenities like a Jacuzzi, fitness room with custom exercise plans, a computer room with free Wi-Fi, and pet-friendly policies are available for daily living.
There's a focus on helping people age in place, so even as needs grow over time, the facility can make changes to care plans, including hospice support for those who require it, plus short-term respite for recovery. The state verifies that Meadowview Place keeps its license current, and reviews and awards point to a history of solid care, especially in assisted living, independent living, memory care, and home care. People can join in both on-site and off-site religious services, and the staff is friendly, trained, and easy to approach, always looking out for each person's well-being, from the first introduction through move-in and the rest of their stay.
