A Fine Place

A Fine Place is a small assisted living home in a regular neighborhood with room for three residents, and you'll find people here call things by certain terms and give their programs names all their own, which makes things a little bit special, and they look after folks with different needs since some just want a bit of help staying active and independent, while others need more support with things like bathing, dressing, and getting around, so there's 24-hour supervision and staff who can help with most daily tasks. A Fine Place stands out because it offers specific care for Alzheimer's or dementia, including programs made to ease worry and try to slow memory loss, and they also handle medication and make sure nobody wanders off, so safety is a big part of how they do things. The home has services for people living with mental illness too, operating under specialty code 3104A0625X and NPI number 1861995946, and Justine M Fine is named as the main person in charge. Residents get furnished rooms, their own phones, and there's emergency alert systems for safety, while the house takes care of meals, with diets for allergies or diabetes, and there's laundry, dry cleaning, and housekeeping so people don't have to worry about chores. You also get things like move-in help, scheduled transportation, parking, physical therapy, and wound care if folks come from places needing skilled nursing, and for those who just want active living and don't need much help, the community offers a safe, maintenance-free setup with walking paths, a garden, movie nights, and different social activities. People here can use respite care if their family needs a short break, since the staff can step in for a limited time. A Fine Place uses specialized memory care programs and activities meant to support those with dementia, so there's always someone available, and the home's board and care setup lets people stay as their needs change-what they call "age in place"-which means folks don't have to move again if they get sicker or need more medical or personal attention later on, so all the common things like meals, medication reminders, getting dressed, and cleaning are handled, and there's always someone checking in, so no one's left to struggle on their own. The facility uses CAPTCHA checks as part of its online services and keeps things straightforward, focusing on the basics of care and comfort for seniors who need a smaller, quieter place to live.