Sterling House

Sterling House sits in Bellows Falls, Vermont, and it runs as a Level 3 Residential Care Home with space for up to 17 residents, and over the years it's had 10 inspections since 2014 along with 22 citations and seen 32 complaints from early 2014 to the spring of 2019, mostly checked about every two years or a bit more often if people bring up issues. The building itself is accessible, has round-the-clock supervision, emergency alert systems, and 24/7 surveillance, aiming to keep everyone safe and comfortable. People living there get help with things like bathing, dressing, and moving around, and there's always coordination with healthcare providers for medication management and personal care, plus a skilled nursing option for those who need it. Meals are served each day, and staff prepare food for residents with special diets, including folks with diabetes or specific allergies. Wi-Fi and telephone service keep residents connected, and every room's got cable or satellite TV. Community spaces are fully furnished, including a dining room and garden with walking paths where people can relax or visit with others, and staff handle laundry and housekeeping tasks so residents don't have to. Sterling House runs daily activities and sometimes holds movie nights, plus it arranges rides for medical appointments. The place offers a mix of living options, including independent living, assisted living, respite care, memory care, skilled nursing, and rehab services. Everybody gets a personalized care plan based on their needs. Housekeeping, meal planning, medication help, and support with daily living help people hold onto their independence as much as possible. Residents get maintenance-free living, can count on transportation for their appointments, and get nutritious meals in shared spaces. Sterling House takes care to match its care to each resident with respect and compassion, focusing on a homelike feel and a steady, secure environment for both residents and their families.