Senior Home Choice 4 sits at 1374 Emerson Lane in Milford, OH, and it stands as a board and care home where folks can get different types of help depending on what they need, so you've got memory care, board and care, and they've got respite care too for short visits when a caregiver needs some relief, and you've got aging in place options for people who need more help as time goes on. Residents can have private or semi-private rooms, including one-bedroom memory care units, and every room comes with a full bath tub. The staff helps with daily living tasks, medication reminders, personal care, and special care for people with diabetes, incontinence, or high needs, and there are always staff available, day or night, so if someone needs help or starts to wander they've got those bracelets and alarm systems to keep everyone safe, and the memory care unit is built to be secure and safe for folks with dementia or Alzheimer's. There's supervision for residents who might show difficult behaviors or need extra reminders, and the property has locks and security systems to keep everyone comfortable and accounted for.
The home feels comfortable and personal, and they let people bring cats and dogs if they want to have their pets around. Meals get cooked for everyone, and they're served in a dining area where folks can eat together, and if someone needs special care like hospice or stand-by transferring, they can do that, even with a mechanical lift if needed. You can smoke outdoors, and there's resident parking if you still drive, plus the staff can arrange rides either for free or at cost if you have to go somewhere. The grounds have indoor and outdoor spaces so people can walk around, sit outside or inside, and there are always activities going on, whether it's a BBQ, picnic, birthday party, holiday gathering, or games and memory programs inside and out, so there's a full-time activity director who keeps people busy both at the home and off-site. There's a beautician on site and a beauty salon so folks can get a haircut or some grooming, and visiting nurses, dentists, podiatrists, and therapists come by to help out. They also have devotional services at the property for those who want them.
Families can feel like their loved ones are looked after with medicine management, regular health visits, and care for behavioral concerns or exit seeking, and all this happens in a home-like setting, not a big building, which means socializing is easier and everyone's treated like an individual, with programs built for people with memory problems and those who need a little extra attention as they get older. The goal is to help people stay independent as long as they can and feel included, with simple comforts, regular meals, and supportive staff trained for high-acuity needs, and the whole community works to be calm, straightforward, and safe for everyone who moves in.
