2Nd Century

2Nd Century offers assisted living and independent lifestyle options where residents can get help with personal care, bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication management, and if needed the staff, including Human Service Technicians, nurses, social workers, and counselors under a Medical Director, can tailor help to match each person's needs, and that goes for mental health support, substance use disorder recovery, or home care and hospice as well, which is all provided in a homelike place that's wheelchair-friendly, has 24-hour support, and an emergency alert system. People living here use single rooms, semi-private areas, or studio units, some with kitchenettes, and choose from different house plans and room designs. Technology-driven meal delivery, including food-serving robots, are available, and meals are prepared for different diets like diabetes or food allergies, with both scheduled meals and all-day dining in the dining room. Residents can join group activities like arts and crafts, movie nights in the theater, or spend time in the snack shop, community kitchen, walking paths, or garden, and staff help with housekeeping, laundry, bathroom cleaning, and organize transportation and parking, plus move-in coordination for new arrivals. There's a barber and beauty shop, concierge service, and respite care for short-term stays, and the team can provide bathing and continence support, services within the building, recreational programs, and individualized dining help. Some residents need more help for things like Parkinson's disease, chronic mental illness, or substance use and they find specialized plans, state-licensed treatment centers, programs for recovery, vocational support, and community re-integration. 2Nd Century is connected with Support 211 for emergencies, extreme weather supports like warming or cooling centers, and several local clinics and residential homes for detoxification, mental health, or developmental disabilities. The facility has regular assessments and personalized service plans, emergency response around the clock, and on-call RNs to make sure residents have what they need, and they offer both privacy and chances to join in, all with the aim to help people live with dignity and independence for as long as possible, even if that means continuing recovery or learning new ways to manage daily life.