Commonwealth Senior Living at Georgian Manor offers several types of care for adults 55 and older, including Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, Nursing Home care, short-term respite stays, home care, and hospice care, so people can stay within the same place even as their needs change, and the staff provides help with daily life like bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, and medication. The community's on a landscaped campus with gardens, a courtyard, a gazebo, and walking paths, and there are places outside to sit, relax, and join activities. Residents can live in private or companion suites, and these rooms come furnished or unfurnished so people can bring their own belongings, and each has its own bathroom, refrigerator, sink, cable hookup, private phone outlet, and climate control, and call bells are in every room if someone needs help. The building is one-level and has TV rooms in every wing, tastefully decorated sitting areas, a private dining room, a chapel, a theater, a billiards room, a library with a fireplace, a beauty salon, and internet access. Meals are made by certified nutritionists and served restaurant-style, including farm-to-table and seafood options; there's also a private space for family occasions. Staff includes licensed nurses and assistants on site 24 hours a day, routine health checks, support with medications, and assistance for people living with memory loss.
The award-winning Sweet Memories™ program gives people living with Alzheimer's or dementia activities that focus on music, art therapy, reminiscence, and meaningful time, and there's even a piano that residents can play, plus a SingFit music therapy program to help spark connection. For safety, there are in-house security, an emergency call system, and secure courtyard and gardens. Residents can join group trips, in-house activities, virtual reality sessions, and "Travel the World" programs to keep minds and bodies active, and there are monthly support meetings for families, as well as regular health updates and communication with family if anything changes. Housekeeping and laundry are part of the routine; linen services come weekly, and staff helps with organizing doctors' visits and transportation. There are pet-friendly options for small animals, and veteran, disability, and senior resources are readily available through national directories and support groups, with information about health, housing, legal, and estate planning help. Residents have access to technology, fall prevention programs, durable medical equipment, and home safety services, while some seniors choose companion living with pets or prefer an individual suite that they can decorate as they wish. Meals place emphasis on nutrition and taste, and the staff is recognized for being patient, friendly, and easy to reach, with an open-door policy for 24-hour visits from loved ones. Community areas and outdoor spots are open for socializing or quiet time, so people can find what suits them best, and the whole place is focused on making daily living safe, comfortable, and welcoming for older adults as their needs change over time.
