Delia's Place

Delia's Place sits on a quiet cul-de-sac in a small, safe neighborhood where only six seniors can live at a time, which means folks get more attention from staff who know everyone pretty well and like to help but also let people do things on their own when they can. The building's got a unique central courtyard, plenty of spots to gather or enjoy a peaceful afternoon, and there's always a sense that the place feels more like a big house than an institution, with both private and shared rooms, private bathrooms, and easy-to-access common areas where neighbors often chat or play games. The staff at Delia's Place help with daily tasks like bathing, grooming, getting dressed, or remembering to take medicine, and they're pretty careful with anyone who has trouble walking or who uses a wheelchair, offering non-ambulatory care and keeping everything as smooth as possible, especially with their memory care for folks living with Alzheimer's or confusion, and the place is secured to keep everyone safe from wandering. For people needing different levels of help, Delia's Place offers assisted living, independent living, memory care, hospice, and short-term respite care right there in the same home, so nobody has to move if needs change, and the dedicated care team tries to make life comfortable for each person, even preparing special meals for folks with high blood pressure or diabetes. Meals are cooked at home and served three times a day, and there are regular activities like craft programs, fitness schedules, music and art sessions, movie nights, and outings for shopping or doctor visits-staff also help with transportation to faith services or errands if needed. The community hosts night events, group games, and offers music therapy, pet visits, and outings outdoors, paying close attention to folks with Alzheimer's by offering special activities for them so they can stay engaged in a familiar, calming environment. Some extras around might include a reading room, fitness area, garden spots, a barber or beauty shop, and even a traveling hairdresser comes by, so no one has to fuss about leaving for a haircut. Most of the folks here are over 60 but have a young spirit and enjoy staying active and social, and while Delia's Place is pretty homey and keeps things calm, there's no shortage of things to do and staff are always close by, speaking English or Filipino, to lend a hand or just have a good conversation.