Horizon Manor sits in two Victorian-style inns with Tudor architecture, set up to feel like a homey country inn, and the property has spacious verandas, well-tended gardens, and comfortable indoor spaces like an elegant parlor and dining room that keeps a bit of historic charm, so you walk in and get that relaxed, welcoming feeling, and some rooms have century-style appointments while others come in studio or semi-private layouts, all with climate control, generous closets, and private or shared bathrooms; seniors live here with levels of care that include independent living, assisted living, memory care for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, long-term care for chronic illness, and respite care for those needing short term stays after surgery or injury, and folks also can receive non-medical aid in their homes through Horizon Manor's home care service. Residents can keep pets, spend time with neighbors in common areas, or use outdoor smoking areas. Meals-breakfast in rooms, lunch and supper in a dining room-are prepared on-site daily and menus can work with special diets, like low-sodium or low-sugar plans, and there's private dining or room service if needed, so people always have options for meals and snacks.
Everyone gets daily maid service, laundry, help with bathing, dressing, and reminders for personal care if needed, and for those who need more help, staff are trained to handle one- or two-person transfers or mechanical lifts. Nurses' aides stay on-site around the clock, registered nurses stop by weekly, and there's a doctor on call and visiting specialists, like podiatrists and cardiologists, plus physical and occupational therapists, so there's support for regular health needs and emergencies. All medications are supervised and given with care by medication managers. Horizon Manor's programs aim to keep people active and engaged, so every week brings a mix of social events, games, music-often featuring tunes and films from the 40s and 50s to keep things familiar and entertaining-plus educational activities and off-site devotional services for those who want spiritual connection. Residents with dementia or memory trouble are protected by a secured building and special wander-alert systems, and the staff watches for folks at risk for elopement, physical acting out, or challenging behavior, with behavioral care and memory programs designed for safety and dignity, including individualized wellness plans, activities for memory support, and secure spaces.
The care team helps with grooming and toileting, offers standby assistance, and uses technology like bracelets and computer alerts to keep residents safe if anyone tries to leave a safe area, and families know their loved ones are monitored and supported all the time. Some residents live in the independent living apartments, where the chores are handled, so they can focus on hobbies, activities, and making friends, but folks can remain in their same community as needs change, since extra help is added as needed, making moves less stressful. Pricing for rooms usually falls in the affordable range, with choices like one-bedrooms or shared options, and it's known for offering supportive care for many different health issues, all in a familiar, home-like setting where residents often know the staff and other people by name. Transportation is available for a fee, the bus line isn't far, and the community tries to make things as comfortable and easy as possible, so residents can live their lives with the support they need while keeping as much independence as they want, and families say their loved ones seem at home.
