Focused Care at Sherman sits within a Continuing Care Retirement Community, and people here can choose from different types of care and housing as their needs change, so you're likely to find both independent living and more help if you need it. The place takes Medicare and Medicaid, and they've set up organized activities like music programs, arts, movie nights, and community events that keep folks from feeling cooped up, and there's a library and fitness programs for people who like to stay active or read. The rooms have private bathrooms, air conditioning, and kitchenettes, and you'll find high-speed internet and cable TV in each one. Residents get housekeeping, laundry, transportation, and there's parking if you have a car, while emergency alert systems help make people feel safe. You can walk outside on garden paths, spend time in outdoor spaces, and enjoy different rooms for activities, games, and movies, plus a dining room where staff serve meals prepared by a professional chef, who also works with special diets, allergies, or diabetes needs, so folks eat together and feel cared for.
People who need help with daily tasks-like bathing, dressing, moving around, or managing medicines-get that help, and Focused Care at Sherman has staff on hand for 12 to 16 hours a day, with a 24-hour call system and round-the-clock supervision to keep everyone safe. The Skilled Nursing Facility side gives support for people with bigger health concerns, and the care team follows routines to prevent illness with strong handwashing, gloves, and protection, especially for COVID-19. Staff are trained in dementia care and handle chronic illnesses, post-surgery recovery, and memory loss, so families who need special support find a place that understands what's needed.
Focused Care at Sherman offers a lot of medical services, such as respiratory therapy, wound care, joint and hip rehab, dialysis, and pain management; there's help for people who've had strokes or need cognitive rehab, and they use clinical tools like IVs, feeding tubes, tracheostomy care, and they bring in therapy for speech, movement, and daily tasks. Electronic records connect pharmacy, doctors, labs, and therapists, which helps keep care safe and easy to follow. House upgrades like new flooring and refreshed bathrooms make the place more comfortable, and community areas bring people together, from activity rooms to wellness spaces. The care team works with each person to build a plan for care, which means focusing on what that individual needs-no one-size-fits-all approach. Focused Care at Sherman keeps residents' comfort front and center, and folks here get support for both health and independence, with staff who try to offer the most helpful and compassionate care possible.
