Jeya Assisted Living

Jeya Assisted Living in Silver Spring, Maryland, sits at 13104 Bellevue St, and offers different living options for seniors, like independent and assisted living, memory care for Alzheimer's, and respite care, and there are small, residential care homes such as Veeceen Place Assisted Living, Apple Blossoms Assisted Living, Classic Assisted Living, Victorian Homes I, and others, each one holding between five and eight residents, so the community stays quiet and people get personal attention. Seniors with lower incomes can find affordable, supportive housing, and there are pleasant landscaped grounds, decks, porches, and gardens for fresh air, and cozy community rooms where folks gather to talk or play cards, bingo, or simply watch a movie in the theatre room. Some units come with spacious closets, wheelchair-accessible showers, ADA-compliant bathrooms, and housekeeping and laundry services come standard, so families don't have to stress about chores. There's always a friendly staff around, people are awake all night, and residents have emergency call buttons, and if someone needs help with feeding, the staff can do that too. Nurses, doctors, and visiting specialists like dentists or podiatrists check on residents, and therapists for speech, occupational, and physical therapy come by, which is helpful if someone needs rehabilitation or has high-acuity care needs, including help for diabetes, incontinence, or non-ambulatory issues. There's three meals served every day with snacks in between, they'll accommodate special diets and vegetarians, and a massage therapist shows up when needed, and residents eat together in common areas that are easy to move through. Residents can bring pets, enjoy cable TV, WiFi, telephone service, games, and daily group activities, and can get rides to medical appointments and run errands if needed-some transportation is complimentary, and sometimes it's at-cost. The facility is smoke-free, welcomes both private and semi-private rooms, and encourages a sense of belonging, with friendly housekeeping staff, group activities like light exercise, devotional services, scheduled outings, and the chance for families to come for gatherings. People who speak Japanese can talk to some of the staff, which can make things easier for some residents. Folks at Jeya Assisted Living can count on a home-sized setting and care plans that fit their needs, with services that stretch from very basic help with bathing and dressing, up to memory care and support for disabilities, making the place a good choice for aging adults wanting a safe, active, and supportive place to live.