Country Terrace Abbotsford

Country Terrace Abbotsford sits in Abbotsford with 16 senior apartments and living units, and it offers both assisted living and memory care along with a maintenance-free lifestyle, so folks don't have to worry about daily chores or repairs, and there's a good-sized community dining room where people gather for meals served restaurant-style with special diet choices for those who need them, plus all-day dining options. Residents can bring small pets, and the place has therapy areas, a fitness and activity center, and a game room with big TVs. Rooms come with emergency buttons and are either small studios with practical layouts or one-bedroom apartments, and every unit's got a washer, dryer, and a handy kitchenette. Folks can join in daily entertainment, arts and crafts, group outings, movie nights, and all sorts of community events and clubs, with a computer room and a library for quiet time. Home upkeep, housekeeping, and laundry-including dry cleaning-are provided, and there's support with getting dressed, bathing, or moving around for those who need it, along with medication help, on-call registered nurses, and physical therapy, plus specific programs for Parkinson's and dementia care, which includes personalized plans for each person's needs. The staff is highly skilled and on hand 24 hours, giving supervision and companionship and handling tasks big and small, while also offering concierge and move-in coordination to help new folks settle in. Residents get access to transportation for appointments or activities outside, and there are walking paths and garden spots for fresh air, along with parking for visitors. Country Terrace Abbotsford runs as a Community Based Residential Facility, which means it's designed for comfort and daily care in a smaller, home-like setting, handling everything from assisted living and memory care to longer-term skilled nursing, adult day services, home care, and hospice, all under the same roof, including all the necessary waivers for dementia and palliative support, so anybody with more advanced needs can stay safe and supported. The building is wheelchair accessible, with safety systems and a focus on community support, and residents and families can leave or read verified reviews to share their experiences. The facility keeps all sorts of records up to date, offers Medicare education programs, and maintains a list of room types, features, and detailed offerings, so everything folks want to know-about services, apartment choices, or what the day-to-day is like-can be found just by asking or looking at the profile.