Simpson Mid-Town

Simpson Mid-Town is an independent living community for older adults who want a simple lifestyle without help for daily activities, and in this four-story building you'll find 40 spacious one-bedroom apartments that each come with a private bathroom, full kitchen, air conditioning, cable TV, high-speed internet, and comfortable furnishings, which makes day-to-day living easy, and when residents want meals, there's a restaurant-style dining room with a professional chef preparing all-day meals, and staff make sure to support special diets like allergies or diabetes, which helps keep everyone safe and well-fed. The community has outdoor walking paths, a garden seating area, a community room with a flat-screen TV, and activity spaces where people can play games, watch movies, listen to music, and join in daily programs or resident-led events, letting people stay as busy or relaxed as they want. Residents use a staffed transportation service or gated parking, and everyone has access to free laundry centers, mail delivery, and both interior and exterior maintenance, so there's less to worry about in terms of chores. Safety stays a main focus due to fire alarms, smoke detectors, elevators, and a 24-hour call system, plus a helpful support team always around, which is especially important since the community also provides assisted living, memory care for those with dementia, and non-ambulatory care as needed, offering short-term and respite care along with therapy and skilled nursing right on site. People with disabilities find that the whole place is accessible, including specific units, and all residences are non-smoking. With a variety of community rooms for games, arts, and fitness, plus plenty of scheduled events and resident-run programs, Simpson Mid-Town really encourages social connections and active living, and the whole staff is known for being friendly, helpful, and caring, making the environment feel welcoming. The apartments are affordable for many due to Section 8 (202) support, so rent is based on income and most pay about 30% of what they make each month, which can help with budgeting. There's no push to join things, but the support and facilities like on-site nursing, memory programs, and community activities mean seniors can find whatever level of comfort and community they want while staying as independent as possible.