Positive Pathways Too

Positive Pathways Too serves meals every day with special choices for folks with allergies or diabetes, and if someone gets hungry at odd hours, they can get food during all-day dining so no one has to wait until a set time to eat. The rooms come furnished and have telephones already set up, so people can call family or friends whenever they want, and every room is easy to reach by wheelchair for those who need it, along with an emergency alert system for safety and peace of mind if something goes wrong. There's help with moving in, from bringing things to setting up your space, and the staff handles laundry and offers dry cleaning when your clothes need extra care, so you don't have to fuss with those chores. Folks spend time in the shared dining room and can sit outside in the community garden or stroll along walking paths when the weather's nice, and if they need a ride somewhere, transportation and parking services cover that, which makes life easier for those who don't drive anymore. Community activities happen every day, including movie nights and other group events, with staff around all the time to supervise and lend a hand, so no one feels left out or alone. Housekeeping is done regularly, which means no need to worry about cleaning, and staff help with things like taking medicine, getting dressed, taking showers, transferring between chairs or beds, and other daily tasks. The community is set up for people who need more help than living alone can provide, especially those who aren't able to walk on their own, and with help available around the clock, everyone gets a bit more comfort and safety than being on their own.