Cordata Court offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, and continuing care retirement options on a single campus owned by Pegasus Senior Living, and you'll find things here pretty laid out for folks at all stages, since residents can get light, medium, or high care as needed-including diabetic care, incontinence help, and options for behavioral and non-ambulatory needs. People who need hospice, respite care, or skilled nursing have those available on site, and there's always a nurse on staff plus 24-hour awake staff, which comes in handy, especially for those requiring close attention. Memory care here uses technology, like bracelets that alert staff if someone tries to wander, and this secured part of the campus was built specially for those living with Alzheimer's or dementia, allowing residents who wander or act out to remain safely.
You'll see a mix of apartment styles-with names like K, J, and I for cottages, and studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom layouts, plus an apartment named F and alcove units-where independent living apartments have full kitchens, while assisted living ones have kitchenettes. The rooms offer walk-in closets, wall-to-wall carpeting, window coverings, and in-room controls for heat and air, so people can adjust things how they like. Baths have walk-in showers, grab bars, and comfort-height toilets for safety. Housekeeping, laundry, and all utilities-including cable-are part of the all-inclusive rate, so there aren't any surprises.
You'll find meals served by a professional chef in many ways, including anytime dining, restaurant-style seating, room service, and private dining rooms, all with seasonal menus. Residents can join activity programs led by a full-time activity director, which cover everything from art classes, educational talks, trips, and community service, to Wii Bowling and wine tasting, as well as devotional services held both on site and away. Transportation runs to appointments and errands, there's resident parking, and the concierge helps with personal shopping, companions for outings, or transport outside medical hours.
Outdoors there's a covered entrance walkway, landscaped grounds, cottages with parking, a courtyard with patio tables and a grill, paved walking paths, and even bike and hiking routes with mountain views that create a quieter feel, while bright indoor areas are filled with natural light and artwork, with shared lounges, a large lobby, and common rooms where folks relax, play games, or visit. Pets are allowed in independent and assisted living-cats and small dogs have amenities just for them-and the place is generally welcoming for animal lovers.
Cordata Court employs English-speaking staff, keeps bathrooms and common areas wheelchair accessible, and opens Monday through Saturday, with a booking system for appointments, and the place maintains a very low occupancy rate, leaving space available. For families and caregivers there are support resources, toolkits, and help with understanding senior living terms, which comes in handy during a move or when care needs change. At Cordata Court, you'll see options for seniors who want to be active in a social environment, take part in group or solo activities, or require careful monitoring in later stages of life-all available without having to leave the community they've come to know.
