The Pavilion is a senior living community with 190 homes, developed between 1988 and 1998, that focuses on care services and daily support, where people live in single-family homes, condos, and townhomes of different sizes, with some units having nice touches like granite countertops, walk-in closets, and wood floors, and folks get to enjoy ranch-style living, private patios, dens, and homes with lots of sunlight, all set among fully landscaped grounds that make for pleasant walks and outdoor time. The Pavilion Adult Community shelter supports neighbors, and the place has services like assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and independent living, so residents get the help they need whether it's bathing, dressing, transferring, or medication management, along with a 24-hour call system and staff on hand for supervision and emergencies, with Nixle used for fast alerts. There's a strong focus on health, with ongoing medical care, medication support, daily living help, and programs to handle issues like heroin addiction through the HARP Program, along with safety features like Neighborhood Watch, community policing, and even firearms training at the police range for those involved, and regular neighborhood watch meetings to keep everyone connected and informed.
People often gather at Le Club, which is the community center and hub for fitness, activities, and social events, where the remodeled gym has all the basics, the catering kitchen and multi-purpose room host gatherings, and there are areas for billiards, board games, cards, and a movie night or two. For recreation, residents enjoy the 67,000-gallon pool, a big sun deck for relaxing, walking paths, bocce ball courts, tennis and pickleball courts, and clubhouses like Briar Mills, Laurel Brook, Pavilion Club House, and more that host all sorts of activities, plus a spa and wellness room, arts and crafts, and a library for quiet reading. Dining is available in a restaurant-style setting with flexible meals-folks can have all-day dining and get special dishes for allergies or other needs, meals made by a professional chef, and help with tasks like meal preparation and serving. Community life is supported with housekeeping, move-in help, laundry, a concierge, and family support, as well as transportation and parking for getting around. In-home comforts include things like private bathrooms, kitchenettes, Wi-Fi, cable TV, air conditioning, and furnishings, so everyone has what they need to feel at home.
A homeowners' association takes care of trash, snow, landscaping, and all the upkeep for shared spaces, so residents don't have to worry about those chores, and fire and emergency safety is backed up by a real-time Nixle alert system. Social and recreational programs and amenities help residents stay active and fulfilled, whether folks want to join a scheduled activity, take part in a fitness class, or just go out and walk, and there's ongoing support with daily tasks for anyone who needs a hand. The Pavilion has a caring staff, range of home types, and many programs to keep people safe, healthy, and connected, all with a maximum of six people per care unit, which helps keep things personal and manageable for everyone.
