Holiday City at Silverton

Holiday City at Silverton is a senior living community in Toms River for adults aged 55 and older, and the neighborhoods have names like Silver Ridge Park, Crestwood Village, Leisure Village, and Cedar Glen, with the main focus being on a comfortable, affordable, and low-maintenance lifestyle. Holiday City at Silverton has many services, like help with bathing, dressing, medication management, and meals, so residents can get the care they need but still live as independently as possible, and there are special care units for assisted living and memory care. Residents get access to a call system for emergencies that's available 24 hours, plus there's supervision for safety and support with daily needs. You'll find things like fitness centers, arts rooms, walking paths, shuffleboard courts, miniature golf, a pool, clubhouses, outdoor patio areas, two scenic lakes, and lots of recreational programs such as bingo, holiday parties, fishing clubs, travel clubs, and community trips. There are arts and crafts sessions, bingo nights, organized clubs like the Aerobic Angels, Bocce Club, Women's Club, and wellness activities, so everyone can engage and connect with others, and the big clubhouse acts as a hub for most activities and social gatherings. There's also dining with options for special diets, a business room, a game room, a spa, scheduled activities, and various common areas inside and outside. Some rooms are furnished and have private bathrooms, kitchenettes, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and air conditioning. The community has rules for selling or renting homes, including a rental waiting period and registration, and there's help for bulky item disposal or wildlife problems with clear instructions on who to call. Regular snow removal, gardening, lawn care, housekeeping, and laundry services are included, so people have less to worry about, and residents can use the community library and movie theater or join in with special events and flea markets. Medical care is available, including Quest Labs bloodwork at the clubhouse, and there's a housing rehabilitation program for repairs. Staff provide free notary services, help coordinate moves, and support communication between residents and the office. There are reminders for things like how to fly flags or what to do with sewer problems, plus a Do Not Call Registry to help stop unwanted phone calls. A community trust or board manages everything, making sure the grounds and amenities stay well-kept, and they handle snow removal, maintenance, and organize clubs, keeping things running smoothly for everyone. The environment is meant to be friendly, safe, and welcoming, with lots of chances for people to socialize, exercise, and pursue hobbies, while keeping everything straightforward and accessible for the residents.