The Village at Unity & The Hamlet provides seniors with a place to live that supports independent living, assisted living, and memory care, so if someone needs just a little help or more advanced care like for dementia or Alzheimer's, they can find it here without needing to move. The community has different housing choices, including private or shared rooms, and people can use washers and dryers, enjoy cable TV, and count on sprinkler systems for safety, which can be reassuring. There's always staff around who help with medications, bathing, getting dressed, moving safely, and even meal support, which eases the day for those who find daily activities more challenging. They personalize care plans and adjust them as needs change, including for memory care, where there's cognitive programming, a safeguarded setting, and staff who try to make days meaningful for residents.
People can join in a full calendar of activities, whether it's maybe something like arts and crafts in the studio, a movie in the theater, a walk with their pet, or a game of bocce ball outside, and there are education and wellness programs like the PrimeFit Wellness and Travel by Leisure Care-a special touch here. There's a fitness center for exercise, a salon and barbershop that makes grooming easy, and spaces for socializing like the bistro, gathering space, library, and activity rooms. Meals are served in a restaurant-style setting or brought to rooms if that's preferred, and housekeeping, maintenance, and laundry are taken care of so people can focus on what matters most to them, whether it's enjoying a book in the library or having friends over in the games room.
Transportation's available for errands and outings, there are devotional services both on and off site, and the community welcomes pets. Staff provide occupational and physical therapy, manage health needs, and offer support for caregivers through forums and networks. The property keeps safety and accessibility in mind with handicap features and constant maintenance. They make it easier to move in by offering virtual visits, tours, assessments, and clear waiting list policies. Insurance options include long-term care coverage and help with personal care services. Altogether, The Village at Unity & The Hamlet tries to create a caring, easy-to-navigate community where older adults can stay active, socialize, and feel secure as needs change over time.
