Moms and Pops Place sits close to public transit, making it easier for families to visit and for residents who get out and about, and the staff here always try their best to match personal needs, welcoming everyone into a homely space where getting to know each other is easy because of the small size, only caring for four residents in each house, and there's help with bathing, dressing, medicine, and moving around if someone needs it, with staff ready day and night. The building has indoor common areas where people can spend time together, and the outdoor space includes nice gardens and walking paths, plus, for those who smoke, there's a spot for outdoor smoking. Meals are served daily, taking into account special diets like diabetic, kosher, vegetarian, or any food allergies, and meals can be made to fit most requests, using fresh ingredients and a little extra care, and there's always something nourishing on the table.
Residents have both indoor activities like group exercises, games, and crafts, and options to go out for community-sponsored events and doctors' appointments, with transportation offered both for free and at cost, and move-in help is available so families don't need to worry during those first days. For health services, you'll find 24-hour supervision plus help for diabetes, incontinence, and ambulatory needs, and there's coordination with visiting healthcare folks such as doctors, nurses, podiatrists, and therapists. The rooms come furnished and include private baths, sometimes with full-size tubs, and also have cable TV, Wi-Fi, and a phone so residents can stay in touch with people they care about or keep up with favorite shows. Housekeeping, laundry, and linen services are included, and if someone only needs a short stay, Moms and Pops Place offers respite care too.
The staff treats everyone with kindness and respect, trying to make each resident feel supported, comfortable, and part of the community, and there's always a focus on making daily life both safe and engaging, especially for those with memory issues or physical difficulties, with activities and supervision aimed at helping residents stay active and connected. There's a real effort to keep things running smoothly, making sure each person's care fits what they need, whether that means assistance with personal tasks, medicine, or just having a friendly face nearby. And with the recent move to a bigger and more comfortable building, there's plenty of room for people to settle in, enjoy sunny days in the garden, and take part in community life, all while knowing someone's around to help when they need it.
