Kingston Of Ashland

Kingston Of Ashland is a Nursing & Rehab community run by Kingston HealthCare Company, and it offers several levels of care for older adults, such as assisted living, independent living, memory care, and skilled nursing. The staff keeps high standards for training, and there's always nursing coverage around the clock, which means someone is always there if a health problem comes up. The community has walking paths, a therapy pool, and a library with a fireplace, so people can relax or stay active when they feel like it. There are private rooms with private bathrooms, adjustable beds, recliners, and shelves, and the facility provides meals with options like restaurant-style dining and chef-prepared dishes. Folks can also spend time in a resident lounge, join social outings, or try different recreational activities, and there's an emergency call system in every room for safety. Kingston Of Ashland gives physical, occupational, and speech therapy most days of the week, and the rehab gym comes with exercise machines, therapy tables, and parallel bars for people working on mobility or recovering from injury or illness. There's a special focus on respiratory therapy, too, and the aquatic therapy area comes with gentle exercise gear for people easing back into movement. The staff helps with things like bathing, dressing, medication management, and there's wellness programming along with regular daily events. For extra support, the community offers memory care for people with dementia or Alzheimer's disease, respite care for short stays, and adult day programs, and there are concierge services for residents who want extra help. The building has a courtyard, a beauty barber shop, housekeeping, and laundry services, and it's designed with comfort and healthy living in mind. Kingston Of Ashland offers Continuing Care Retirement Community features, so people who move in can get different types of care without having to leave the campus as their needs change. The goal is to give each resident a personalized plan and a supportive, safe place where people can feel welcome, whether they want long-term care, short-term rehab, or just a bit of help staying active and well.