Frontida Assisted Living: Adelaide Place sits on the edge of town in a quiet spot with farmland and maybe a golf course nearby, and the fresh air and peaceful views help folks feel calm. This community offers both assisted living and memory care in a safe, homelike building, with 42 private suites that come fully-furnished, semi-furnished, or unfurnished so residents can bring their own things if they want. The staff here, led by professionals like Crystal J. Miller, make sure people get the right amount of help, whether that's simple reminders or more hands-on care for things like dressing, taking medicine, or diabetes and incontinence support, always keeping dignity in mind.
Residents benefit from an all-inclusive rent that covers meals, utilities, housekeeping, laundry, and plenty of activities each day-games, music, arts and crafts, movies in the common area with cable TV, exercise classes, horticultural activities in the garden, and even time in a hot tub spa for relaxation. Memory care units have secure doors with delayed egress to help loved ones stay safe, and the apartments are designed to reduce confusion for people with Alzheimer's or dementia. There's always a nurse on duty part-time along with specialized staff who know how to help those with memory loss.
The dining room serves home-cooked meals with choices like vegetarian, low-sugar, and kosher, plus guest meals for visiting family. Religious services, fitness programs, rehabilitation and occupational therapy, and salon services help people stay active and look their best. Housekeeping, laundry, and maintenance keep things running smoothly. The building is wheelchair friendly, and there's plenty of parking for guests.
Frontida Adelaide Place aims to treat every resident with trust and respect, focusing on each person's needs instead of putting everyone in the same box, and their Memory Care program creates a calming space where folks can feel safe and cared for, with activities meant to engage the mind, body, and spirit. Pets are allowed outside in the garden but not indoors. Families find some peace of mind knowing that the staff are considered friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. The place has been around since 2009 and gets recognized for its good care and strong community, and everything in the building is built to help folks feel at home, keep their independence, and enjoy each day.
