New Haven

New Haven is a senior living community that helps people with different needs like independent living, assisted living, memory care, and adult foster care, so you'll find some active seniors living here on their own and others who need extra help with things like dressing, bathing, or taking medicines, and the staff know how to help because they're trained in CPR, first aid, medication management, and special Alzheimer's care, and they keep alarms on every unit to help prevent wandering, which helps people who have memory problems feel safe. Residents eat meals that chefs and meal planners prepare so those with special diets get what they need, and everyone eats together in a shared dining room for a bit of company, plus there are gardens to sit in, games and hobbies to join, and vans that are privately owned and handicap accessible that take people to the movies, go shopping, eat out, or see the sights. Medical care is around when needed, with 24-hour nursing available if someone needs more help, and those who want to stay busy can take part in things that help them keep their independence and make friends while they live here. There's a focus on safety, comfort, and helping everyone feel like they belong, and people with dementia get therapies and routines that help with confusion and keep them feeling comfortable and less likely to wander. Haven Adult Foster Care Home is part of the community and supports those who want a more home-like setting, and the facility is licensed under State License AL500066534, so it follows rules for quality care. For veterans and their families, the AMVETS Hall thrift store and donation center is here too, and it helps support different programs for vets like career centers, help for claims, and military funeral honors, so there are some extra supports not found everywhere. Tours are welcome for people curious to see what daily life, food, and activities are like, and for those who want to stay connected with others but can't live totally on their own, this place has aides that can visit and help out with non-medical needs. The whole setup is meant to let people feel a bit freer and secure, get care if they need it, and have a chance to live as well as they can with support that matches what they need.