The Addison of Park Crescent

The Addison of Park Crescent lets adults age 55 and over live in a place that feels comfortable and calm, with some pets allowed which makes things a bit more homelike, and you'll see people walking their dogs or sitting with their cats in cozy rooms or outside courtyards that are quiet and full of green plants, so the grounds are lovely and peaceful, and you might spend your days in either a studio, a single room, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartment, and there are larger Villas if you want more space but less of the hassle of taking care of a house, because all the housekeeping, laundry, and meal prep are handled by their team. There's a choice of condo and townhouse-style units with kitchens or kitchenettes, and apartments come with big living rooms and private bathrooms, so folks have plenty of room to make it their own. Dining is restaurant-style, with staff serving fresh, seasonal foods that fit many diets-including heart-healthy, low sodium, and vegetarian-and there's both a main dining room and private dining spaces for family meals, plus a Bistro & Bar serving snacks and drinks every day. The facility has a three-story main building and lots of extra spaces, like a reading room, library with internet, craft and arts room, a fitness center with dance classes and walking paths, and a piano lounge where you'll often hear someone play. There's an interfaith chapel if you want a quiet place for spiritual services or reflection. Other touches make daily life easier and cleaner, with regular housekeeping, on-site maintenance, and scheduled transportation so residents get to doctor's visits, shopping, or community trips without worry; staff provide concierge services, even help with groceries and mail. The Addison of Park Crescent provides independent living, assisted living, nursing home, and memory care services, and folks with different health needs get personalized help, with a 24/7 support team ready for short-term or ongoing help. Amenities like the salon, barber shop, private patios, and fire features try to make things inviting, and pets are welcome, adding to a sense of comfort. The staff focus on what the residents want and need, with activities from brain health workshops, music, creative classes, and social clubs, to garden time in outdoor areas. There are partnerships with experts for help if someone's moving in or has questions about veterans benefits, and health screenings happen on-site to keep people well. Scheduled tours let prospective residents get a closer look. The whole place is set up so older adults stay active, make friends, enjoy good meals, and get care if they need it, all while keeping their own space and privacy.