A Place Called Home Residential Care #4

A Place Called Home Residential Care #4 is a licensed, family-owned home that offers residential care for up to six seniors. The home sits in a spacious building with high ceilings and private bedrooms for every resident, creating a homelike setting. Residents get daily help with things like dressing, bathing, medication management, and meals, which are served family-style using fresh ingredients with snacks available throughout the day. There are outdoor and indoor common areas built for comfort and safety, and safety features include home security systems, medication dispensers, walk-in tubs, and secured areas to protect those with dementia and prevent wandering-emergency monitoring systems are in place too. The provider runs specialized care services, covering assisted living, memory care for those with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, non-ambulatory care, and even hospice care, all tailored to each person's needs. Caregivers, including a registered nurse with ICU, ER, and hospice backgrounds, stay awake 24 hours and receive training in de-escalation and helping residents who may wander. There's diabetic care, help with grooming and incontinence, mobility support, and podiatrists for foot care. Visiting therapists in speech and occupational care come as needed. The community also brings in technology like internet, Jitterbug phones, hearing aids, and medical alert systems for safety and ease of connecting. Housekeeping, laundry, grocery shopping, and transportation for medical visits are included, so life is simple and organized. Activities change based on what people like to do, from card games, dance performances, devotional times, and off-site trips, to fitness classes, so there's always a way to stay active or social. The small size means every resident gets focused, personal attention and dedicated caregivers, with private rooms and shared spaces for people to spend time together in comfort, and respite stays are possible if short-term care is needed. Housing options support a blend of independence with daily help, and every part of the home aims to reduce confusion for those needing memory support. The owners strive to meet each resident's needs, in a quiet setting, for people who want the experience of living in a home with strong safety and care.