Pennington Gardens

Pennington Gardens sits as a licensed assisted living community with a license number AL12107C and a current license status, holding a capacity for 90 residents and operating from February 3, 2022, until February 2, 2025, and you'll find different types of accommodations like one-bedroom, studio, two-bedroom, shared, and another type of studio unit with rates starting at $3,595 up to $5,500 each month, and they've got nurses or medical doctors working on-site, looking after people's care and overseeing medication management, with dedicated staff, so residents and families don't have to worry about daily needs, which gives families a bit of calm knowing someone's paying attention. The building has stairs as part of its design, and outside you'll see backyard and courtyard gardens, areas with seating for birdwatching, and some spots outside just to relax, not to mention there's a piano and a grand dining space where folks can gather, and the community welcomes pets, offers WiFi all through the building, and keeps things accessible if someone uses a wheelchair or has trouble moving around. It's a continuing care retirement community where older adults can find independent living, assisted living, and nursing home services, along with memory care support for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, and they've set up secured entries and nurturing environments to minimize wandering for memory challenges, creating safer spaces for everybody. Residents get regular help from licensed care staff to manage medications, attend to housekeeping, laundry, and even enjoy a beauty salon, and their meals are prepared by chefs focused on balanced nutrition, serving up fresh dishes with an eye for quality and some homey touches like daily cookie baking, and this means people here aren't just sitting-there are plenty of activities, social programs, and ways to stay physically, mentally, and emotionally engaged, and the staff pay careful attention to individual needs, making sure to monitor changes in health, with open lines for family members, especially if someone lives far away, as consistent communication is part of their approach. Living here means access to independent and assisted living suites, with studio and two-bedroom options, plus single and shared rooms, and the community encourages connections, whether through group activities, outdoor seating, volunteer work, or just watching birds together, and their support model tries to honor each person's story, offering care that treats everyone with dignity, and their spaces have been recently renovated for comfort and warmth. Pennington Gardens says it's guided by values like goodness and loyalty, and the staff aim to show kindness and positivity, providing a place that's both welcoming and safe, with extended-family support, community involvement, and plenty of opportunities for families to be part of residents' lives without shouldering every daily responsibility, so people don't lose their ties to the outside world while still getting help tailored to whatever they might need at the time.