Lafayette Square Inc offers several living choices for older adults, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, and nursing care, and some folks like to call their private community Jefferson House, where the apartments have roomy closets and full kitchens, so you can set up just the way you want and keep things comfortable. The staff helps with things like taking medicine, bathing, or getting dressed, right down to everyday chores such as laundry and housekeeping, and you'll find trained aides around for non-medical help and to keep companionship for those living at home, too. They also have adult day care, respite care for breaks, and hospice and home care, so if your needs change, you're not stuck looking for a new place in a hurry.
Lafayette Square does a fair bit to keep everyone engaged, with a full-time activity director coming up with trips, outings, art classes, and brain-stimulation exercises, plus social activities in every comfortably furnished living area on each floor and outdoor decks on the third and sixth floors, along with a big patio that's got swings, chairs, tables, and even a grill, so there's always somewhere to gather or just sit outside when the weather's nice. Folks can join onsite devotional services or other group activities, and meals are provided, even for guests, with a special dining program for anyone who needs something different, and you'll see a beauty salon on-site for taking care of your hair or getting a little pampering without having to go far from home.
For people living with memory problems like Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, they offer secure, specialized housing and care with therapies meant to cut down on confusion and keep everyone safe, and the costs for that kind of help can run higher than the usual health care for people over sixty-five. There's diabetic and incontinence care, plus help for folks who can't get around too well, and the design of each apartment and common area focuses on comfort, accessibility, and safety, making things easier for everyone to get around or find what they need. The retirement community is focused on offering comfort and a friendly environment, along with services that bring people together and help them stay active, whether through senior resource services like geriatric care management, medical supplies, doctors, transportation, or even legal help, and you'll meet a team that's there for medical and non-medical needs, supporting both seniors and their families as they navigate care. Veterans and their surviving spouses can also use VA benefits such as Aid and Attendance to help pay for senior care, making things a bit less stressful.
Lafayette Square combines a personal atmosphere with a range of care and apartments set up for ease and comfort, and the staff works to provide attention to individual needs while giving opportunities to socialize, learn, and stay healthy. The community's always trying to keep life straightforward and pleasant, focusing on what residents need each day in a simple, warm setting.
