Juliet

Juliet sits in the center of Salem and feels quiet and friendly, with easy access to shopping, parks, and restaurants, so folks don't feel far from town life, and the community's buildings have both indoor and outdoor common spaces where people can sit, talk, and take part in activities, with plenty of sunlight and quiet corners if someone wants to read or just watch the birds. Juliet offers private rooms with their own bathrooms, and wheelchair accessible showers are there if someone needs extra help, while the laundry, housekeeping, grocery shopping, and errands can all be handled for residents, freeing them up to spend time in activities or relax without worries about chores. Meals are served daily and staff help with medication management, including blood sugar testing and insulin if someone has diabetes, and there's incontinence care and help for those who can't walk by themselves-there's equipment like mechanical lifts to help people move safely, and staff are trained for single or double person transfers, so even high-acuity residents get help without much fuss. Transportation comes two ways, because sometimes it's offered for free and other times there's a cost, depending on where someone's going, and staff will take care of errands for people who need it. There's a big focus on health care with nurses always around, plus visiting nurses, podiatrists, and dentists come by, and the place is run by RNs, with extra help from medication care managers and technicians. Juliet provides memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, keeping a separate and secure building for safety, with alarm bracelets to help staff prevent wandering, and there're activities made for people who need extra supports for memory or behavior, helping them stay involved, cared for, and safer. Caregiver to resident ratio is 6:1 so people don't feel left out, and staff remind residents about grooming, toilet visits, and other daily routines if they need it. Activities happen on site to keep folks social and active, and the full schedule means there's usually something to do. Hospice care is available, and Juliet can support residents who show challenging behaviors or need more behavioral help, adjusting care levels as needs change, with a goal to keep people in the same warm and familiar place as their health changes.