Park View at Laurel I

Park View at Laurel I is a senior apartment community for people aged 62 and older and the place has 153 units with different floor plans, like cozy studios or two-bedroom spaces, and you'll find each apartment has plenty of natural light, baths or tubs, air conditioning, and some are fully accessible for wheelchairs, and they have elevators for easy movement between floors. The property has features for safety and independence like emergency pull cords, fire alarms, smoke detectors, controlled access entry, and 24-hour emergency maintenance, and they really made sure people using mobility aids can get around everywhere with ramps, accessible showers, and barrier-free entrances. They have nurse on call and doctor on call services, and certified staff who help with medication management, personal care, and all kinds of therapy-physical, occupational, speech-and they even have dentists and podiatrists coming in, plus you can get hospice and respite care if you ever need it. People living here have a choice between assisted living, skilled nursing, and memory care programs, so folks with dementia or memory issues get special support and compassionate care, and everyone gets access to health and wellness programs, plus activities on and off the property. There's a landscaped courtyard, a patio, inviting indoor and outdoor common areas, a community room with a kitchen for group meals or events, and a swimming pool, fitness center, and places where residents gather for games, music, or just to enjoy each other's company. Transportation and parking are part of the package and folks who need help getting to appointments can get complimentary rides, while those with pets are allowed to bring them along, and there's beauty and barber services offered right on-site. The property has fresh, hot meals served three days a week, which means you get a good meal Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, but you can always cook in your own apartment if you want. Park View at Laurel I is part of the Section 8 (202) program, so rent is based on income-usually about 30% of your monthly income-and the community is set up for low-income seniors who need affordable housing with supportive services. They have non-smoking units, on-site mail delivery, and plenty of shared spaces for socializing, and the place is close to stores, parks, and other spots in a vibrant neighborhood. The staff focuses on helping people age in place, so as needs change, care can be adjusted, and everybody gets the chance to stay as independent as possible, with robust activities, devotional services, and health care right in your own home.