Trinity Terrace sits at 1835 Division St. in New London and works as a Community Based Residential Facility, with a focus on assisted living for older adults who want some independence but could use support. The facility has private rooms with half-baths and kitchenettes-there's basic furnishings, so residents can bring their own things, and every room comes with cable TV, internet, and a telephone if needed. Sometimes folks need a hand with daily tasks, so caregivers are available 24/7 to help with bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication management, and the call system or emergency pendant lets someone get help anytime. Meals-three a day, plus snacks-are served in a restaurant-style dining room, and the kitchen is set up to handle special diets, whether someone needs meals for diabetes or has allergies. Housekeeping and laundry are provided, so residents don't have to worry about chores, and the maintenance staff keeps things running.
The grounds have gardens, walking paths, and outdoor areas for socializing, along with common spaces like a library, a community arts room, a barbershop, and a salon-there are also movie nights and resident-run activities to help people stay connected. Church services and devotional gatherings are available for those who want them, and support is given for arranging transportation and appointments. Trinity Terrace has memory care options inside secure areas to help folks who have Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, designed to reduce wandering and confusion. The nursing staff offers 24-hour health monitoring and RN care management, plus help with diabetes care, incontinence care, and non-ambulatory needs. On top of the regular care, there are therapy and rehabilitation services, home health, home care with trained aides, and even hospice care for those who need it, with all-inclusive pricing that covers most services. People looking for independent living will find maintenance-free apartments and leisure activities, while more active seniors can join social engagement programs, church, and offsite trips. Trinity Terrace runs as a faith-based community and focuses on meeting each person's needs with detailed care plans and mental wellness programs tailored for residents. The shared residential homes make it easy to get help with bathing, dressing, or medication reminders, while still having privacy and freedom. Utilities, basic cable, Wi-Fi, weekly linen changes, meals, and snacks are all part of the package, and the staff helps with move-in coordination to make the transition easier. The environment is wheelchair accessible throughout, and there's a strong emphasis on safety and social support. Trinity Terrace covers assisted living, independent living, skilled nursing, therapy, rehabilitation, and home care, so folks can find the level of help that fits their lives.
