Peabody Retirement Community

Peabody Retirement Community has served seniors for more than 90 years as a not-for-profit Life Plan community led by a Board of Trustees, and you'll find several types of residences and care here, such as independent living in patio and garden homes for active folks who want to live hassle-free, plus assisted living available at the Peabody Inn, memory care neighborhoods for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, and a dedicated health center offering skilled nursing, short-term rehab, in-home hemodialysis, aquatic therapy, wellness transition suites, respite care, and outpatient rehab, while the campus has a friendly environment with common areas, courtyards, handicap accessibility, pet-friendly policies, Wi-Fi, and private rooms with large bathrooms in the health center for those needing more medical attention. Residents get help with housecleaning, laundry, medication management, diabetic care, incontinence care, and daily living tasks like bathing and dressing, and there's compassionate care staff accessible 24/7, along with on-call transportation to nearby hospitals and partnerships with medical providers for coordinated support, plus social services, general counseling, and health monitoring tailored to personal needs. Meals are served in a restaurant-style dining room, residents can invite friends or family to meals, and campus life includes spiritual activities, devotional services both on and offsite, social and educational events, and activities designed to help people make friends and stay engaged, helped along by the Billie Jane Strauss Wellness Center which runs health and wellness programs all year. Security and safety features help create a worry-free feeling, especially in the memory care wings where routines help reduce confusion and wandering, while the grounds have park-like spaces, outdoor courtyards, and the 105-foot Singing Tower carillon that chimes every hour with Westminster melodies, making the place feel peaceful and welcoming for folks from all walks of life. Each room has Skype capabilities to help residents connect with family, and the campus offers devotional opportunities, wellness programming, and activities both indoors and out, with a schedule aimed at balance between health, fun, and spiritual care to promote quality of life, and folks always talk about the sense of community, the home-like atmosphere, the personalized approach, and the many care options here, whether someone's looking for independent living, ongoing nursing support, memory care, or short-term rehab with skilled staff and access to services for most needs as people age.